Chris Oggerino

Technical Marketing Engineer
Enterprise Networking and Mobility

Chris Oggerino has been with Cisco for 22 years and in the technology business for 35. Originally a software engineer, Chris now works in marketing in support of Cisco DevNet.

Chris has many publications in magazines, such as Network Computing, and a book entitled, “High Availability Network Fundamentals”.

Early innovations include software to enhance modem communications in the UNIX operating system and network device configuration software. Later innovations include the first Cisco Smart Service and associated patent.

Chris Oggerino's Articles

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  Developer

  How Braga, Portugal Is Using IoT and Cisco DevNet to Become a Smart City

  March 15, 2018 - 13 Comments

  Old city… New ways. Braga uses IoT technology & Cisco APIs to connect applications to a programmable network infrastructure and bring the benefits of digital transformation to its people.

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  Developer

  The Why, What, and How of App Hosting on Routers

  August 15, 2017 - 2 Comments

  What if every time you wanted to roll out an app, you didn’t need to figure out what new computer/server you were going to put it on? What if I

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  Enterprise Networks

  Network Evolution and Network Engineering

  March 13, 2017 - 6 Comments

  The role of the network has been top of mind lately as another defining moment in networking history is on the horizon.  In a nutshell, network engineering must change—again. It

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  Mobility

  Enabling Mobile Applications with Cisco Digital Network Architecture (#CiscoDNA)

  January 17, 2017 - 5 Comments

  I’d like to share some of my favorite things inside Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA). Before we get going, I thought it would be fun to just spend a moment

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  Partner

  DevNet Helps Partner Developers Innovate Faster

  January 5, 2017 - 3 Comments

  We have been writing a lot of blogs for network engineers and developers. But, I recently realized that Cisco Partners may benefit from a little information about DevNet. If you

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