EX-99.1 2 dex991.htm PRESENTATION OF C-COR INCORPORATED Presentation of C-Cor Incorporated
Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
On-Demand Networks…
Putting the Consumer In Control
Ensuring Profitable Transition
to the IP Era
Kaufman Brothers, L.P.
Ninth Annual Investor Conference
September 6-7, 2006
Exhibit 99.1


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Safe Harbor
Some of the information in this presentation constitutes forward-looking statements made
pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Forward-looking statements represent the Company's judgment regarding future events, and are
based on currently available information. Although the Company believes it has a reasonable
basis for these forward-looking statements, the Company cannot guarantee their accuracy and
actual results may differ materially from those the Company anticipated due to a number of
known and unknown uncertainties. Factors which could cause actual results to differ from
expectations include, among others, capital spending patterns of
the communications industry,
changes in regard to significant customers, the demand for network integrity, the trend toward
more fiber in the network, the Company's ability to develop new and enhanced products, the
Company's ability to provide complete network solutions, continued industry consolidation, the
development of competing technology, the global demand for the Company's products and
services, the Company’s ability to implement its restructuring and cost reduction measures, and
the
Company's
ability
to
complete
and
integrate
acquisitions
and
achieve
its
strategic
objectives.
For additional information concerning these and other important factors that may cause the
Company's actual results to differ materially from expectations and underlying assumptions,
please refer to the reports filed by the Company with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


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Introduction to C-COR
Founded in 1953
Approximately 1,500 employees
Traded on Nasdaq
(1981) –
CCBL
Home page at www.c-cor.com
Global HQ: State College, PA
Operational Installed product base –
over $3.5 Billion
We have deployed over 325 software
systems
8/31/2006


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The Story of C-COR
The Founders Era –
Pioneering Communications
Early leaders –
John McLucas, Jim Palmer
Community Engineering was first name, then C-COR
Product innovations –
first cable powering systems,
use of integrated circuits, heat fins
The Expansion Era –
Exploring Communications
Industry moves from rural to the cities
Bandwidth expanded for new video services
First with expanded warranty on amps
Broadband LAN amps for Fortune 500 companies
C-COR IPO, Nasdaq listing
Influence, Innovation, Integrity
The Digital Era –
Advancing Communications
New leadership –
Dick Perry
Shipped first fiber optic products
Further bandwidth expansion –
1 GHz
Global expansion –
European products
The Era of Integrity –
Integrated Communications
Current leadership –
Dave Woodle
New vision, new strategic plan
“Meeting the demands of an on demand world”
High integrity solutions for IP services of voice,
video, and data
1953  -
1960  -
1965  -
1970  -
1975  -
1980  -
1985  -
1990  -
1995  -
2000  -
2006


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C-COR Vision
Leading network operators through the
transition to the on-demand IP era, C-COR
leverages a dedicated global workforce
that delivers complete, interoperable
solutions for lowering risk, increasing
profit and confidently managing change.
8/31/2006


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Established Global Footprint
ASIA
C-COR OFFICES
C-COR PARTNERS
ISRAEL
QATAR
ARGENTINA
BRAZIL
CHILE
TORONTO CANADA
MEXICO
BEAVERTON
OREGON
DENVER
COLORADO
STATE COLLEGE PA
(CORP HQ)
NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE
CARIBBEAN/
CENTRAL AMERICA
CZECH
REPUBLIC
SWITZERLAND
MADRID
SPAIN
LOUVIERS
FRANCE
MAINZ
GERMANY
SWEDEN
NORWAY
BULGARIA
SLOVENIA
SERBIA
ROMANIA
ITALY
FINLAND
LUXEMBURG
POLAND
TIJUANA
MEXICO
WALLINGFORD CT
LONDON
UK
LISBON
PORTUGAL
ALMERE
NETHERLANDS
BELGIUM
HUNGARY
U.A.E.
KLAGENFURT
AUSTRIA
NEW DEHLI
INDIA
INDONESIA
MALAYSIA
VIETNAM
SINGAPORE
PHILIPPINES
CHINA
TAIWAN
HONG
KONG
MOSCOW
RUSSIA
LITHUANIA
RUSSIA
SLOVAKIA
REPUBLIC
NEW ZEALAND
MELBOURNE
AUSTRALIA
TOKYO
JAPAN
SHANGHAI
CHINA
SEOUL
KOREA
EUROPE
NORTH
AMERICA
SOUTH
AMERICA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
MIDDLE
EAST
Principal Locations:
16
Partner Locations:
39


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Corporate Facilities
State College, PA
133,000 sq. ft.
Almere, The Netherlands
5,100 sq. ft.
Tijuana, Mexico
89,400 sq. ft.
Wallingford, CT
83,000 sq. ft.
Denver, CO
12,000 sq. ft.
Beaverton, OR
63,000 sq. ft.


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1.1
13.0
2.3
5.0
7.6
1.9
1.4
n/a
5.9
5.4
3.1
11.0
21.5
OSS
Deep Customer Relationships
On Demand
Access
Transport
Network
Services
Subscribers (MM)
Select Customers
Industry leading customer base includes all major customers in the U.S. and internationally


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0
10
20
30
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
$0
$100
$200
$300
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Broadband subscribers will require
On Demand
Pay as you use
Integrated media
Flexibility, value
Networks (infrastructure) and services
(content) will be decoupled
Optics will continue to move closer to the
user in order to meet bandwidth demands
Back office automation will be required
Technology will be open, digital, IP based
Market Opportunity:
Future Broadband Multi-media Market
0
15
30
45
60
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
U.S. HDTV Subscribers
Source:  Wall Street, Gartner, IDC research and Strategy
Analytics (2004).
Worldwide Digital TV Household Forecast
U.S. Cable VoIP
Subscribers


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0
15
30
45
60
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
0
1
2
3
4
5
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0%
1%
2%
3%
4%
C-COR Is Positioned in a Dynamic and Growing Market
“Cable Operators Turn to IP for Next-Gen Services”
VNUNet.com, 8/8/2006
“Betting Big On A Triple Play; Providers of cable and
satellite TV branching out into other services”
Investor’s Business Daily, 8/7/2006
“Next-Gen Technologies Drive Growth in Consumer
Telecom Market”
PR Newswire, 8/7/2006
“Satellite Falls as Cable Takes Off”
WSJ, 8/5/2006
“Cable Vendors Equipped To Prosper”
Broadcasting & Cable, 8/4/2006
“Cable VoIP Market Set to Surge”
VoIP News, 8/4/2006
“Wire and Cable Industry Returns to Profits”
PR Newswire, 7/18/2006
U.S. Triple Play Customers
U.S. HDTV Subscribers
7.7
11.4
17.2
25.9
34.7
45.1
0
10
20
30
40
50
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
North American IPTV Subscribers 
Source:  Wall Street, Gartner and IDC
research.
“Cable Industry May Need To Spend Heavily on
Broadband Upgrades”
WSJ, 8/17/2006


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Converged IP networks are redefining how consumers work, communicate and enjoy
entertainment
Consumers now have the ability to use any service at any time via a variety of networks
C-COR’s offerings are integral to this “new world”
The Consumer Is In Control
Video
Voice
Data
Converged IP Networks
Enabling “Any Service Any Time”
HSD
Home
Home
Travel
Travel
Office
Office
VOD/HDTV
Shopping
Gaming
Voice
Music
Advertising
Wireless Data


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Enabling Market Transition to “Consumer in Control”
Model
Leading the Profitable Transition to the IP Era . . .
The Internet and converged IP networks have forever altered
our customer’s
world and the consumer experience
Service providers must deliver new, cost-effective services that improve
people’s ability to work, communicate and be entertained (high-speed data,
voice over IP, on-demand video and more)
C-COR’s products are at the heart of this transition
Generates growth across C-COR’s entire business
Additional maintenance and field work
Network Services
Driving bandwidth demands, 1 GHz
upgrade
Access & Transport
Service assurance, workforce
management, policy management
OSS
Access to
applications and
services anywhere
VOD, Ad Insertion, Switched Digital
On Demand
Focus
Benefit to Consumers
Business Line


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1 GHz Upgrade
Converged OSS
Switched Digital Video
Targeted Expansion Via New Business Lines and Key
Acquisitions
2002
Optical Products
Tech Services
Service Mgmt S/W
Business Services
GigE
Transport
Policy Management
Capacity Management
IP Video Processing
Content on Demand
2004
2006
1 GHz Upgrade
Converged OSS
Switched Digital Video
Workforce Mgmt
Int’l Footprint
RF Products


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Evolution of Revenue Mix Toward Solutions
Successful Implementation of Strategic Plans
Strategic Plan –
Phase 1
Diversify product base
Diversify customer base
Grow revenues in
reduced capital
environment
Build market share and
installed base
19%
76%
5%
FY04
FY04
Phase 1
FY98
FY98
3%
96%
1%
Strategic Plan –
Phase 2
Lead industry shift to
unified video delivery
Solutions focused: On
Demand and Converged
OSS
Grow revenues by 10 –
20% per year
FY06
FY06
Phase 2
60%
20%
20%
Network Services
Access & Transport
On Demand/OSS Solutions


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Complementary Product Lines
C-COR
Broadband Access
C-COR
OSS
C-COR
On Demand
Fiber Optic Transmission
RF Electronics
Business Services
Managed Access
C-COR
Network Services
Plant Services
Outsourcing
Network Design/Integration
Policy Management
Service Assurance
Workforce Management
On Demand
Digital Ad Insertion
Content Management


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C-COR’s Role in Cable Infrastructure
Satellite Rcv
Local Encode
Vod/Ad Server
OSS Systems
IP Infrastructure /
Fiber Ring
nABLE SRM/ERM
Control Plane Processing
SDV
Control
VOD/Ad control
Clients
-
STB
Cable
Modems
C-COR Products
Full
GigE’s
Full
GigE’s
CMTS
Optical Transport
RF Amplification
Edge QAM
Headend
Access
Customer Premise
Analog
Source
Digital
Source
Voice
Data
Video
Encoder /
Splicer
HFC Access
Products


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Access and Transport for the On Demand World
Provide Simplicity, Connectivity, Interactivity and
Mobility to Operators seeking the next generation
converged IP platforms
for video, data, and voice
services
1 GHz access platform that extends the network
capacity and unifies legacy access platforms
One network for wired or wireless interface for
residential and business customers whether IP
applications are Video, Data, Voice
One IP transport platform that integrates
security, and resiliency features with high
capacity VOD, VOIP transport
All supported by common provisioning, monitoring
and management software from source to
subscriber


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Integrated IP Voice, Video and Data Services


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Global Installed Base: Network Infrastructure
> 50%
> 15%
< 10%
< 10%
$3.5 Billion
NORTH
AMERICA
SOUTH
AMERICA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
MIDDLE
EAST
EUROPE
< 10%
Transition from RF Products to higher value
Optics
Large $3.5Bn Installed Base
Migration to Digital IP
Network Upgrade to 1GHz


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Evolution of Bandwidth & Utilization
Status monitoring
Set-tops return
DOCSIS return
CBR telephony return
Analog Video
Digital broadcast
VOD, SVOD
HDTV
DOCSIS forward
CBR telephony forward
20
40
50
550
750
860
MHz
2003
VOD, SVOD
DOCSIS
SME
CBR telephony
VoIP
Status monitoring
Set-tops return
DOCSIS return
CBR telephony return
VoIP & SME return
Analog Video
Digital broadcast
HDTV
20
40
50
550
750
860
MHz
Today
Status monitoring
Set-tops return
DOCSIS & VoIP return
Commercial Svcs return
Analog Video
Dig Broadcast (Std Def)
HD Bdcast
20
40
50
550
750
860
MHz
1000
Dig Simulcast
SDV
VOD
DOCSIS 3.0
& VoIP
HD SDV
HD VOD
Going Forward with 1 GHz


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
1 GHz Solutions
1GHz
bandwidth
highest
capacity
Variable
Optical
Output
reduces
spares
inventory
Dual
Input
Ports
Broadcast
&
Narrowcast
Space saving compact design
Local and SNMP control
1GHz
bandwidth
highest
capacity
Drop-In Upgrade for 700/800/900 Series
Housings
Plug-in Diplex filters for future split upgrades
Supports monitoring through HMS protocols
1GHz
bandwidth
highest
capacity
Fully Segmentable
Modular
flexible
and
scalable
Revenue-driven-investment platform base
Industry leading performance
1GHz
bandwidth
highest
capacity
Drop-In Upgrade for E700 / FM330 series
housings
Huge installed base of compatible housing
Plug-in Diplex filters for future split upgrades
Supports monitoring through HMS protocols
CHP Max5000 GFXV Series
Flex Max901 Trunk &
Bridger Amplifier
Opti Max4100 Segmentable Node
Flex Max331 Line Extender


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Deliver solutions that enhance customer revenues
and manage operating expenses
while providing
outstanding customer service
Enhance the top-line using VOD, Ad Insertion,
and Bandwidth On Demand
Improve the bottom line
by using Fulfillment,
Assurance, and Workforce
Simplify complex delivery and manage advanced
services with open architecture and interoperable
software solutions
Replace silos with comprehensive, scalable, and
reliable solutions that provide maximum visibility
into content, workforce, and infrastructure
Management Solutions for the On Demand World


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Leading Provider of Unified Video Delivery Systems
(1)  Source: Wall Street research.
(2)  Source: Gartner research.
U.S. HDTV Subscribers
(1)
0
15
30
45
60
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
North American IPTV Subscribers
(2)
0
1
2
3
4
5
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0%
1%
2%
3%
4%
Ten years of experience in On-Demand
Strong IPTV VoD
play
C-COR recently launched a next-
generation video server for On-Demand
applications, branded n5
Session management offering which
manages
other
vendors’
video
servers
Multiple SDV trials with customers
SDV enables operators to transparently
offer an extensive range of content with
lower bandwidth requirements
Leadership position in linear and targeted
AD insertion
C-COR Historical Leadership


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
SkyVision
Advertising
Management
Sys
nABLE
On Demand
Management System
Combined On Demand and Ad Insertion Management
for Video Delivery Networks
Ads,
Programs
Video Server
Platform
AdVOD
DPI
nABLE
HQ/CPM
Continued trend toward centralization and
consolidation
of
video
servers,
for
both
VOD
and
DPI
tem


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Broadcast Programming
with Local Ad Insertion
(DPI)
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
EdgeQAM


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Video On Demand
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
EdgeQAM
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(
nABLE
)


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
VOD Advertising
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
C-COR On Demand
Advertising Manager
(nABLE)
EdgeQAM
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)
Set-top Box


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Network PVR
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
EdgeQAM
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Network PVR with
Local Ad Insertion
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
C-COR On Demand
Advertising Manager
(nABLE)
EdgeQAM
Set-top Box
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Switched Digital Video
(Switched Multicast)
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
EdgeQAM
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)
Set-top Box


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Switched Digital Video
through the video server
(Switched Unicast)
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
EdgeQAM
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)
Set-top Box


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Switched Digital Video with
Local Ad Insertion
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
EdgeQAM
C-COR Advertising
Manager
(SkyVision)
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)
Set-top Box
Splicer


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Cable IPTV
Control Interface
Video Transport Interface
Scheduled Programming
Live Feed
C-COR PCMM
Policy Service Manager
C-COR On Demand
Global Session and
Resource Manager
(nABLE)
M-CMTS
IP STB
PC


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Management Solutions for the On Demand World
Deliver solutions that enhance customer revenues
and manage operating expenses
while providing
outstanding customer service
Enhance the top-line using VOD, Ad Insertion,
and Bandwidth On Demand
Improve the bottom line
by using Fulfillment,
Assurance, and Workforce
Simplify complex delivery and manage advanced
services with open architecture and interoperable
software solutions
Replace silos with comprehensive, scalable, and
reliable solutions that provide maximum visibility
into content, workforce, and infrastructure


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Full Suite of OSS Solutions
Policy
Management
Bandwidth
Management
Quality of Service
Service
Assurance
Health/Status
Capacity
Management
Workforce
Management
Dispatch /
Management
Support/Tools
Policy Management: Intelligent
service and subscriber management
Allows effective network management
Provides dynamic, on demand bandwidth
management for multimedia applications (VOD,
gaming, VoIP, etc) and quality of service
CableLabs
certified
Service Assurance: Proactive
management of the entire service
delivery infrastructure
Delivers the only network management “triple-play-
visibility, analysis and control”
Reduces cost and complexity of standards based
HFC networks
Speeds deployment of IP services in cable
networks
Workforce Management: Maximizing
the potential of your mobile workforce
Suite of field service management applications
Assists network operators save on operating 
expenses by reduction of technicians and service
calls


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
OSS Cost Saving Targets
Mobile Workforce Manager
Save $6.48 per Subscriber
NSM
Save $2.86 per Subscriber
CableEdge
®
Save $2.40 per Subscriber
Policy Service Manager
Save $12.41 per Subscriber
C-COR OSS = Subs
C-COR OSS =    Revenues
C-COR OSS =    Bandwidth
C-COR OSS =    Uptime
Increase Quota/Customer
satisfaction
Reduce Overtime/Customer Churn,
CSR calls, Work Order Routing,
Truck Rolls, Repeat Trouble Calls
Improved outage prevention,
detection and management
Automated CSR tools and
service level management
Faster, more accurate resolution of
customer problems
Superior assessment of CM / MTA
working accurately at installation
Add 33% more Subs on same
DOCSIS channel with Reverse QoS
Raise ARPU by adding new
Revenue Generating Services


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Network Services Supports and Leverages Rest of the
Business
Comprehensive Broadband Services Provider
BU
Support
Services
Bundled
Service
Solutions
Revenue
Generator
400+ employees •
250 vehicles •
Primarily project oriented implementation resources •
Domestic focus •
Effective at bundled construction •


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Network Services Offerings
Outside Plant
Services
Highly skilled
broadband technicians
one of largest in
broadband industry
Description
Services
System sweep
Plant hardening
Return path activation
Cable testing
Ingress mitigation
Cable repair
Node certification
System maintenance
Noise power ratio testing
Contract service calls
Fiber splicing
Project management/QA
Construction Services
Training
Network Design
and Engineering
Outsourced
Operational
Services and FSO
Network
Integration
Team of specialized
RF, data, and
telephony technicians
Support headend
products and
integrated systems
Short term / long term
operational support
Outsourcing services
of day-to-day field
operations functions of
telecommunications
network operators
“Braintrust”
of network
design experience
Team of highly-trained,
experienced and
established
professionals
Design
Certification
Installation
Documentation
Activation
Local training
CMTS and DWDM
installation
SONET installation
End-user installation
functions
Headend operations
functions
Service call functions
Operational data
collection and
dispersion
Preventative
maintenance
Local training
Construction
Management
Quality assurance
management
Walkout
Design and drafting
Strand digitizing
Data archiving
Project management
(on clients’
behalf)
Engineering
consultation


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
Operational Summary
During 2005 we integrated six companies into three business units,
had key success areas and booked $300M.
In first half of ’06 we implemented a corporate realignment to best
meet our long term corporate and market goals.
Defined clear, prioritized product focus
Consolidated Manufacturing
Created functional organization
Following the reorganization we have:
Had a solid June ’06 quarter
Improved margins
Solid cash position
Almost $100M in backlog
Excellent operational leverage


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
C-COR Summary
Global leader building upon 50 years of experience
Proven ability to make strategic moves
Positioned for next 5+ years of IP service roll-out
Quality Broadband Access products that provide required
bandwidth for an all on-demand world.
Deliver On Demand and OSS solutions that enhance customer
revenues and improve the bottom line.
Meeting the demands of an on demand world.


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Meeting the demands of an on demand world.
KDC
DOCSIS®
Management
On Demand
Solutions
Service
Assurance
Policy
Management
Workforce
Management
IP Transport
Global Services
Quality of Service
Provisioning
Workflow
PacketCable™
Provisioning
Digital Ad Insertion