Anand Oswal

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Networking isn’t what it used to be. The epicenter of networking has moved from company-owned datacenters to the cloud. Wireless networks also change how we connect our locations together, how we think about security, the economics of networking, and how we take care of them. 2020 is going to be an exciting year, where Wireless is not just Wi-Fi or 5G—it’s both.

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Towards the end of this busy and innovative year, Cisco leadership decided to combine several businesses under one leader, SVP/GM Scott Harrell, to create the Intent-Based Networking Group. So, what is the meaning in a change of names? The new organization consists of engineering and product marketing teams from Enterprise Networking and Data Center, with […]

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Cisco builds intelligence into the network to choose the best routes to cloud applications, taking into consideration the traffic, latency, jitter and other parameters to ensure the most responsive pathway.

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Networks are a form of digital magic, supporting new applications and connecting people with the necessary computing resources anywhere in the world. Learn how Cisco IOS XE has evolved to support next-gen connectivity with security.

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Whether your organization is expanding with new buildings, adding employees, or moving to cloud services, upgrading to Wi-Fi 6 will provide many immediate benefits and prepare for future growth.

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Enabling customers, guests, and employees to automatically join wireless networks without passwords is good. Identifying their location, in real-time, to provide them with a personalized experience is even better.

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Cisco Software-Defined Access (SD-Access), working at the controller plane level, reduces complexity and improves scalability and mobility of devices—and your workforce.

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Viptela’s architecture is a natural extension to Cisco’s Intent-Based Networking vision. Viptela’s visionary team and technology were acquired by Cisco two years ago this week—August 1st to be precise. Rapid innovations and integrations have been ongoing ever since.

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From Wi-Fi 6 to 5G, the world’s wireless systems are getting huge upgrades this year and next. However, there’s one thing that Wi-Fi really needs in order to take advantage of its new promise: more radio-frequency spectrum.