If your organization is using Unified CM or Webex Calling, you can also call anyone with a phone number or answer calls from anyone calling your work number. When you make these types of calls, it's just like making a regular phone call from any other phone. And on your mobile app, you can call someone from your Contact list and the calls remains in Webex Teams (your device's calling app isn't used). You can even look up your Outlook contacts (Windows), local address book (Mac), and local phone contacts (iPhone, iPad, and Android) from Webex Teams, so you can easily find your contacts and make a call.

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• Your organization must have the correct subscriptions for the calling behavior you choose.

• If you choose Cisco Jabber, make sure it's registered with the ciscotel protocol handler.

• Users must have valid phone numbers. If the numbers are invalid, Webex still sends the number to the calling app that you select, but the call fails.

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From the customer view in https://admin.webex.com/, go to Management > Organization Settings, and then scroll to Calling Behavior.

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Choose the app you want to use as your organization-level setting for calling within Webex and then click Save : Calling in Webex—Select this option if you want users to make calls directly in Webex using one of these call services: Webex Calling, Webex Calling (formerly Spark Call), or Hybrid Calling. Calling in Webex (Unified CM)—Select this option if you want users to make calls directly in Webex registered to Unified CM as a softphone for calling features, such as Hold and Resume. For more information, see the Deployment Guide for Calling in Webex (Unified CM at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cloudCollaboration/wbxt/ucmcalling/unified-cm-wbx-teams-deployment-guide.html. Choose which domain gets applied to users in Webex: Use my organization's domain —By default, your organization's domain is applied to all users in Webex. Use a UC Manager Profile for Calling —If you've created a UC Manager profile , you can select it from here so that it gets applied to all users in Webex. Webex Calling app —Select this option if your organization has a subscription to Cisco Webex Calling and you want to allow users to make PSTN calls using the Webex Calling app. When users make PSTN calls in Webex, the Webex Calling app launches and is used to make the call. Cisco Jabber app —Select this option if your organization has Cisco Unified Communications Manager deployed and you want to allow users to make PSTN calls in Cisco Jabber. When users make PSTN calls in Webex, the Cisco Jabber app launches and is used to make the call. Third-Party app —Select this option if your organization has a subscription to a third-party calling app and you want to allow users to make PSTN calls using that app. Typically, the Webex users in your organization have free calling for this option. When users make PSTN calls in Webex, the third-party app is launched and used to make the call. Users must have the corresponding application installed to make PSTN and extension calls from Webex. Make sure you let people know what choice you make and if another app is used to make calls. After you set your organization-wide default for calling, you can assign different calling services to individual users in your organization. Go to Management > Users, scroll to Settings, and then select Calling Behavior. You can make your choice and then click Save .

The move to cloud collaboration is the single biggest change to the way enterprises communicate since Cisco revolutionised the private branch exchange (PBX). Back then, we pioneered voice over IP, then telepresence and unified communications. The change to cloud promises to be even more significant. Cloud technology makes it possible to deliver new, cognitive collaboration user experiences. It allows seamless integrations with your business applications. It drives increased business value through advanced telemetry analytics capabilities. That is not to mention new capabilities which are yet to be imagined.

We are innovating to help organisations change the way they work with our cloud solutions. But we know from experience that transitioning to cloud collaboration may take longer for some organizations, compared to others. Many are moving to the cloud now. And if that’s you – we’re ready to help you transition as fast as you are ready to. For others, significant functional requirements, compliance or operational policies mean that it may be years before all your applications can move to the cloud. Indeed, some may not be able to adopt cloud solutions for the foreseeable future. Every organisation has their own challenges and priorities. No one size fits all. That’s why our strategy is cloud first, but not cloud only. We will continue to deliver the best, most secure on-premises collaboration experiences. At the same time, we will enhance the value of your investments by connecting to new cloud services.

Over many years we have developed Cisco Jabber and Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Together, they feature the most comprehensive on-premises enterprise calling and unified communications capabilities. Over forty-five million Jabber users and over ninety million Cisco IP Phones are deployed worldwide.

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More recently, we have developed Webex Teams to take team collaboration to the next level. Webex Teams offers persistent messaging, calling, meetings, content sharing, whiteboarding. And new cognitive collaboration experiences!

In November we announced Jabber /w Teams Messaging Mode. It enables Cisco Jabber customers to take their first steps with modern team messaging, powered by Webex.

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Lorrissa Horton mentioned in her blog, we are providing a unified experience across both cloud and premises solutions. This means, that if and when you decide to transition to cloud, you can reduce the need for expensive retraining and change management programs.

So now, for organisations that are ready to go all-in on agile team collaboration, we have a new option for Webex Teams. Calling in Webex Teams can now be powered by Cisco Unified Communications Manager. It means you have a single app for common collaboration tasks – meetings, messaging, and calling.

This new option provides a scalable and cost-effective approach to hybrid deployments of Unified Communications. It allows you to enhance the value of your in-place investments in Unified Communications Manager. At the same time, you can transform team collaboration with Webex Teams cloud services.

Webex Teams app now directly registers with your Cisco Unified Communications Manager or a Cisco-Powered solution based on Cisco HCS. From the Webex Teams desktop app, you can:

• Make and receive calls
• Mute, hold and resume calls
• Merge and transfer calls
• View local call history
• Place a call from your deskphone, controlled by the Webex Teams app
• Automatically update your presence status when in a call
• Share your screen with person you’re on a call with

Calling in Webex Teams (UCM) is generally available (GA) from the end of June for the desktop app (Windows / Mac). We are also previewing a subset of calling features in the Webex Teams app for mobile devices. GA will follow later this summer.

Choices to Suit Your Workstyle

We recognise that customers have different workstyles and processes. These processes are key to your success. Some organizations, departments or users are calling-centric, but with emerging teamworking needs. Others are more focussed on teamworking, with occasional calling needs. Jabber Team Messaging Mode and Calling in Webex Teams are flexible solutions that meet the requirements of your all your users. They feature similar unified app experiences. This means that you can minimize extensive change programs and build on the investments you have already made with Cisco. Only Cisco is offering this level of flexibility to enable a smooth transition to cloud.

We’re not done there. We have comprehensive roadmaps for Cisco Jabber, Unified Communications Manager, IP Phones, and Headsets. As more people are adopting mobile team collaboration tools, we are building tight integration between our collaboration apps and headsets. The result will be amazing user experiences and simplified administration.

Over the coming months you will also see how we are continuing to evolve Cisco Jabber. Jabber 12.7 will feature a new, modern design with the option to have messaging spaces in a single window. We’re also introducing dark- and light-mode options. These new, flexible options provide enhanced user experiences for your Jabber users, and provide visual alignment with Webex Teams if and when you want to transition some or all of your organization.

Transition Your Infrastructure if and When You Ready

This week, Scott Hoffpauir discussed how calling in the Webex Teams app can also be powered by Webex Calling. So, if you are ready to move all your collaboration applications to the cloud today – you can. Webex Teams now delivers a comprehensive solution with cloud meetings, team collaboration, and calling.

Or, you can start with Webex meetings and team collaboration now, with calling powered by Unified Communications Manager. Then, when you reach the next refresh cycle for your on-premises UC infrastructure, you have the option to move your calling to the cloud. Disruption to your end users is minimized as they will continue to use the same Webex Teams app.

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