Avoiding Physical and Digital Traffic Jams
New developments in traffic management are starting to end digital traffic jams by harnessing data from sensors on roads and vehicles.
Christian Thomas heads up the pres-sales engineering team in France in the Global Service Providers organisation.
Christian started his career at EMC as software Engineer in Systems (Unix, TCP/IP) before becoming one the first CCIE in France in the mid 1990s.
During his tenure, Christian worked on the design of large networks for both Enterprises and Service Providers.
Christian has spent the last 16 years at Cisco in various management positions supporting Enterprise, Cloud and Service Provider Infrastructure focus areas.
One of his recent focus has been on talent development and up-scaling of the Cisco Service Provider pre-sales teams with the end objective to respond to major technology transitions such as SDN and NFV, for the benefit of the customer.
New developments in traffic management are starting to end digital traffic jams by harnessing data from sensors on roads and vehicles.
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