"There are very few players who have the deep understanding of sevens that 'Junior' has," said Philp. "He's an undoubted master of the game with a real appreciation of the skills and tactics required for teams to perform consistently at the highest level.
"We're very excited that he can keep contributing to the game he loves in this way. There's huge respect for Junior and we're sure he will add real value to the approach both teams are taking to what's an increasingly competitive international circuit."
Cama's role with the teams will involve video analysis working alongside the current video analysts. He will also help with the identification of promising young players and be involved in New Zealand Rugby's sevens coach development strategy.
"I'm really excited about the challenge," said Cama. "I love the game of sevens. It's been my life for so long now and while my playing days are behind me I was keen to find a role where I could stay involved and give something back to a game that's done so much for me, so this is a great fit."
Cama will travel to the Dubai World Series which kicks off the 2015-16 season for both the All Blacks Sevens and New Zealand Women's Sevens.
He currently coaches the Manawatu Sevens team.
