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NUWAVE and Cisco Empower Webex Calling in Multi-UC Environments 🤝 Welcome to Episode 3 of the Nuwave Campaign series! In this episode, Rob Scott from UC Today News talks with Mark Bunnell, Chief Operating Officer of NUWAVE Communications, Inc, and Chad Elford, Engineering Product Manager for Webex by Cisco. This discussion is essential for carriers, operators, and service providers aiming to become Certified Cloud Connect Providers for Webex Calling. Learn about the latest trends in Multi-UC and discover the opportunities available for partners right now. Don’t miss out on this insightful conversation. Key Discussion Points: 🔵 Latest Webex Calling Opportunities: Chad Elford outlines why now is the perfect time to adopt Webex Calling, emphasizing the Multi-UC trend and the advantages of Webex Go. 🔵 Getting Started as a Partner: Learn the steps to become a Cloud Connect Certified Calling Provider via NUWAVE’s Enablement Partner program. 🔵 NUWAVE and Cisco Partnership: Understand the synergy between NUWAVE and Cisco, and why using an Enablement Partner like NUWAVE makes sense. 🔵 Comparing Propositions: Chad and Mark discuss the differences between working directly with Cisco and through NUWAVE, covering certification timeframes, costs, and commitments. 🔵 Additional Partner Benefits: Discover the broader advantages of partnering with Webex Calling and NUWAVE, including iPilot and Synthesis, beyond the initial onboarding process. View the full interview here 👉 https://lnkd.in/egvkwP3W #unifiedcommunications #ucaas #ucoms

#webex Control Hub makes it all possible because there's a lot more to control #ciscomeraki = 😍 Take a look at the blog below & count the number of better experiences that you can take advantage of 😎

Quick read on Webex Contact Center Enterprise. This a high level review, so not too detailed but a useful overview. https://lnkd.in/gqqn5cdf

How Webex Calling handles Calls to PSTN and to On-premises Extension. To route calls to on-premises extension with existing on-premise Call Control, we use the Dial Plan. Similar to Route Pattern on CUCM, Dial Plan is a Set of Dial Patterns that represent on-premises extensions such as: ESN/on-net numbers, E.164 patterns and SIP URI domains. To do this, we point the Dial Plan directly to Trunks or Route Groups. To route PSTN Calls we use Locations to provide PSTN access (Premises-Based PSTN or cloud connected PSTN). Webex Calling locations group together devices or users sharing the same geographical location (address) or sites. To do this we point the Location of the respective Site to the Local Gateway or CUBE (Trunk) if the site uses the Premises-Based PSTN (for example UK Site) or we link the Location to the Cloud Connected PSTN directly if the site (for example SJ Site) prefers to use a Cloud PSTN.

Quick read on Webex Contact Center Enterprise. This a high level review, so not too detailed but a useful overview. https://lnkd.in/gKMtVFtN

Are you using legacy Cisco systems in your comms stack? Bandwidth can help you migrate to Webex Calling with the right PSTN solution for your users. Find out more below.

Are you using legacy Cisco systems in your comms stack? Bandwidth can help you migrate to Webex Calling with the right PSTN solution for your users. Find out more below.

Are you using legacy Cisco systems in your comms stack? Bandwidth can help you migrate to Webex Calling with the right PSTN solution for your users. Find out more below.

Are you using legacy Cisco systems in your comms stack? Bandwidth can help you migrate to Webex Calling with the right PSTN solution for your users. Find out more below.