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Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x
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In this worksheet, AC is the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace application consultant.
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| Weeks 2-3
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1. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace E-Mail Tips campaign.
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AC w/corporate training and communications departments
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- One Cisco Unified MeetingPlace tip each week for six weeks (same day of week).
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- One Cisco Unified MeetingPlace application each week for six weeks (same day each week).
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- Include links to self-help strategies on Reference Center.
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2. On-Site marketing (choose one of the following options. You may be charged extra for additional onsite strategies):
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- Lunch and Learn (hands-on session).
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- All Hands Demo (ten-minute demonstration during companywide meeting).
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- Lunch Demo (non hands-on session).
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3. End user training, to be completed by Cisco:
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- Determine dates and times for on-site or remote training classes.
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- If on site, reserve an appropriately sized meeting or training room with the following requirements:
- Two phones (one should be a polycom or speakerphone)
- Overhead data display projector** Two computers connected to the LAN with Internet access
- Cisco Unified MeetingPlace for Outlook f or Cisco Unified MeetingPlace for Lotus Notes access with executable (if applicable)
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- Distribute training materials to the user community if necessary.
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- Send e-mail reminder day before training with the following:
- Slides** Link to Reference Center website
- QRCs
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4. Post training:
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- Send e-mail to end users so they can register on the Reference Center for follow-up training
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