Which two systems would be an appropriate solution for a traveling employee? (Choose two.)

Cisco Jabber is a software client that installs on laptops, tablets, and smartphones, making it ideal for employees who work remotely or travel frequently. It provides voice, video, messaging, and presence capabilities without requiring dedicated hardware.

The Cisco C-Series codec is a room-based conferencing system permanently installed in a conference room and is not portable or suitable for traveling employees.

The Cisco TelePresence EX Series is a personal desktop endpoint designed for a fixed desk location, not intended for travel or mobile use.

Cisco Jabber Video for TelePresence (formerly Movi) is a PC-based video client that allows traveling users to join TelePresence calls from any internet-connected laptop, providing full TelePresence interoperability without physical hardware.

The Cisco TelePresence System 500 is a small-room immersive system that requires permanent physical installation and cannot be used by a traveling employee.

The Cisco IP Video Phone E20 is a fixed desktop video phone that requires a wired network connection and is not designed for mobile or traveling use.