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April 11, 2008

New Cisco Mobility Video Blog Series

Welcome to the first in a series of video blogs that will discuss the challenges IT face for meeting the demands of mobility. With greater user expectations for mobility, new mobile devices and end points entering the market and organization environment, you will want to hear some of the insights and strategies addressed in the coming video blogs.

In the pilot episode, “Mobility and the Converging Networks,” I interview Ben Gibson, and ask what Cisco is seeing as IT’s challenge for providing mobility to employees and mobile users as they are connecting to more disparate networks (both wired and wireless). Ben provides insight on what and how IT should consider when planning, managing and growing a mobility system. And finally, hear how Cisco sees mobility evolving.

Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for a new episode next week!

Posted by Ed Tan on April 11, 2008 01:42 PM

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Nice upgrade to the blog. This makes it more art of the "Human Network" and helps us see the path Cisco is taking in making wireless /mobility more personal /professional and profitable. Keep it up!

Posted by Reggie on April 13, 2008 12:07 PM


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