Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Cimpress plc	Professional Services	15000	$2.9B	Ireland	Cisco Systems	Cisco Collaboration	Audio Video and Web Conferencing	2015	n/a	In 2015 Cimpress plc deployed Cisco Collaboration to extend employee collaboration to desktop and mobile devices, with an emphasis on Audio Video and Web Conferencing capabilities. The implementation leveraged Cisco Unified Communications and Cisco DX Series endpoints, the Cisco DX Series endpoints providing integrated access to other Cisco collaboration technologies for unified voice and video interactions. Cisco Collaboration was configured to deliver a desktop collaboration experience using Cisco DX Series endpoints, combining secure voice calling, video conferencing, presence, and meeting join workflows consistent with Audio Video and Web Conferencing platforms. Configuration work focused on endpoint provisioning, call control integration with Cisco Unified Communications, and mobile client support to maintain consistent user workflows across devices. Integrations centered on other Cisco collaboration technologies, with DX Series endpoints serving as the primary access layer rather than adding non‑Cisco integrations. The operational scope covered employee desktops and mobile devices across the organization, positioning Cisco Collaboration as the primary Audio Video and Web Conferencing layer for internal collaboration. Governance and rollout emphasized standardized endpoint configurations and centralized management of collaboration endpoints through Cisco management capabilities, aligning provisioning and user access policies with existing communications governance. The rollout prioritized consistent endpoint user experience via DX Series devices and unified call control integration to reduce fragmentation in conferencing operations.
Nielsen	Professional Services	15000	$3.5B	United States	Google	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration	2016	n/a
	Professional Services	15000	$2.9B	Ireland	Google	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration	2019	n/a
	Professional Services	15000	$2.9B	Ireland	Microsoft	Microsoft 365	Collaboration	2019	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	15000	$6.2B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Connect	Audio Video and Web Conferencing	2020	n/a
	Professional Services	15000	$5.7B	United States	Adobe Systems	Adobe Connect	Audio Video and Web Conferencing	2017	n/a
	Professional Services	15000	$5.7B	United States	Cvent	Cvent Event Management	Event Management	2013	n/a
	Professional Services	15000	$5.7B	United States	Google	Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite)	Collaboration	2019	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	15000	$6.2B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft 365	Collaboration	2019	n/a
	Life Sciences	15000	$4.0B	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft 365	Collaboration	2016	n/a

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Cimpress plc

Professional Services

15000

$2.9B

Ireland

Cisco Systems

Cisco Collaboration

Audio Video and Web Conferencing

2015

n/a

In 2015 Cimpress plc deployed Cisco Collaboration to extend employee collaboration to desktop and mobile devices, with an emphasis on Audio Video and Web Conferencing capabilities. The implementation leveraged Cisco Unified Communications and Cisco DX Series endpoints, the Cisco DX Series endpoints providing integrated access to other Cisco collaboration technologies for unified voice and video interactions. Cisco Collaboration was configured to deliver a desktop collaboration experience using Cisco DX Series endpoints, combining secure voice calling, video conferencing, presence, and meeting join workflows consistent with Audio Video and Web Conferencing platforms. Configuration work focused on endpoint provisioning, call control integration with Cisco Unified Communications, and mobile client support to maintain consistent user workflows across devices. Integrations centered on other Cisco collaboration technologies, with DX Series endpoints serving as the primary access layer rather than adding non‑Cisco integrations. The operational scope covered employee desktops and mobile devices across the organization, positioning Cisco Collaboration as the primary Audio Video and Web Conferencing layer for internal collaboration. Governance and rollout emphasized standardized endpoint configurations and centralized management of collaboration endpoints through Cisco management capabilities, aligning provisioning and user access policies with existing communications governance. The rollout prioritized consistent endpoint user experience via DX Series devices and unified call control integration to reduce fragmentation in conferencing operations.