Analyst Ken Presti, author of Cisco Subnet's ChannelSurfing blog, dissects Cisco's past seven days.
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Enterprise fixed-mobile convergence start-up Agito Networks first came on the scene in October 2007 with a novel approach to pulling company cellular phone traffic onto the corporate Wi-Fi network when employees are on-premise. Last month, the company named Amit Chawla as president and CEO. Chawla, a former exec with Veraz Networks, says he aims to take the 2-year-old start-up commercial. He talks to Cisco Subnet blogger Brad Reese about the company's goals in enterprise mobility and FMC as well as Agito's technology partnership with Cisco and Avaya. (13:19)
Analyst Ken Presti, author of Cisco Subnet's ChannelSurfing blog, dissects Cisco's past seven days.
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