Demos

We are currently showing a range of Cisco, IBM, Microsoft, VMware and Oracle solution demos; in addition, our Role Based Demonstration showcases how Logicalis integrates both networking and computing technologies into ‘a business solution’ – incorporating portal, collaboration and self-service technology and applications.

Roles-Based Demonstration

The Logicalis self-service portal showcases the experience of three individuals: a Contact Centre agent; a local citizen; and a CEO. The demo features unified communications, contact centre, SOA, eForms and Dashboard technologies to provide secure information capture; intelligent, personalised delivery of process and information; graphical, customisable KPIs and decision support tools; one-click access to the right people, inside and outside the organisation; and powerful collaboration and communication tools for rapid, effective major incident response.

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System i High Availability: ORION HA for i5/OS Demonstration

We demonstrate Logicalis' highly effective and proven approach to high availability on the IBM System i, using an exceptionally flexible and scalable solution designed for the transaction-heavy, multi-system and clustered environments that are typical in large and global organizations.

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Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture on System z Linux

A demonstration of Oracle's Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) using Oracle10g RAC on the highly available IBM System z platform using Linux running under z/VM. The demonstration presents 'business as usual' Oracle RAC features, including cluster management using Grid Control, and application load balancing. It highlights the use of advanced z/VM features to deploy additional cluster nodes rapidly without database downtime, and resulting in dynamic load balancing across all nodes.

 

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Advanced LPAR IBM Power 6

Demonstrating the latest IBM System p virtualisation technologies, including POWER6 processor; the latest Ethernet and storage virtualisation techniques; workload partitioning; and application mobility.

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Microsoft Office Communication Server 2007 Demonstration

Illustrating effective collaboration using Microsoft OCS technology: presence, instant messaging, video (webcam), audio calls and application sharing . We demonstrate how Cisco IPT, Microsoft, and videoconferencing infrastructures can be brought together to establish powerful, business-oriented unified communications.

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Cisco technologies for the telecommuter, office, and home user

This demonstration showcases a unified telephony solution based on Cisco Communication Manager 6 using the full range of Cisco handsets. We show a CEO taking advantage of managed telephony assistance and unified messaging; a senior manager using extensive mobility features in his home working environment; and self-service information delivery and intelligent call routing via Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise.

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Cisco technologies for voice and web conferencing

This demonstration shows secure voice and web conferencing using Cisco MeetingPlace Express. We highlight the advanced scheduling features (available via Microsoft Outlook, Web and Cisco Unified IP Phone interfaces), the feature rich voice environment, and the easy to use collaboration functionality.

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VMware Demonstration

The power of a virtualised Intel infrastructure: flexible use of hardware resources; centralised management and monitoring; rapid provisioning; and server mobility.

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