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Cisco consumer move afoot, leaders suggest, 09/06/07: Cisco executives hinted at major changes in the company’s consumer strategy on Wednesday even as they voiced optimism about networking and the world economy.
Cisco, Chambers and the call for more bandwidth, 09/06/07: Cisco CEO John Chambers very often makes public calls for higher bandwidth in the nation’s network …
Cisco eyes collaboration, developing markets, 09/05/07: Cisco is on target to meet its growth forecast for this quarter and sees big opportunities over the next several years in collaboration technologies and developing economies, executives told financial analysts on Wednesday.
Tandberg deal reflects videoconferencing growth, 09/07/07: A rising tide lifts all boats, and in the world of videoconferencing, Cisco’s high-profile TelePresence products are boosting the market as a whole. Longtime player Tandberg is trying to make the most of the good times.
Cisco conferencing coming to homes, 09/05/07: Cisco expects to take its TelePresence high-definition conferencing system from the boardroom to the living room within two or three years for about $1,000.
Today at Cisco Subnet: Are you a winner of last month’s Cisco Press book competition? Find out. Blogger Brad Reese says Cisco’s opposition to ‘Net neutrality laws could lead to its downfall. Trainer Wendell Odom asks: It’s 2 p.m., the network’s down, and you have the ball on fixing it. What are your priorities? Channelguy gets ready for Cisco’s Channel Analyst Day. Blogger Michael Morris explains how BGP has enabled his firm to introduce dynamic Internet routing. Plus: John Chambers says local government is getting in the way of Cisco’s consumer ambitions.
