In this session, we’ll explore Cisco’s IP peripheral portfolio including how each device works and how IP peripherals differ from traditional directly connected room peripherals. We’ll also look at the operational advantages including simplified support, centralized monitoring, lifecycle management, and deeper visibility through Control Hub.
The session will move from products to architecture, showing how Cisco collaboration and Cisco networking come together to make advanced room experiences possible. With Cisco switches providing the IP foundation for power, connectivity, segmentation, QoS, discovery, and reliable transport, collaboration devices can be placed flexibly, managed consistently, and scaled across many room types. We’ll highlight how this combined Cisco architecture enables cleaner deployments, better troubleshooting, and more predictable experiences.
We’ll also explore practical design patterns for advanced spaces, including distributed audio and video, divisible rooms, and rooms that can operate independently or combine into larger collaboration environments using the same IP infrastructure. We’ll show how Cisco speakers, microphones, and cameras work together to enable richer audio experiences, smarter camera behavior, and more natural meetings.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how AVoIP works, how Cisco IP peripherals and Cisco networking products complement each other, and what to consider when designing reliable, manageable, and flexible collaboration rooms at scale.
CE credits: 2