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Greg Dorai

Senior Vice President & General Manager

Cisco Switching

Greg Dorai is Senior Vice President and General Manager of Cisco’s Switching business, responsible for the overall strategy and success of the cloud and on-premises switching teams and portfolio. Delivering customer experiences that are seamless, secure, productive, and sustainable serves as the organization’s North Star. Over nearly 10 years at Cisco, Greg has held leadership roles across Cisco’s networking business. Most recently, he led the Campus Connectivity business including the flagship Catalyst 9K switching product line, Cisco ISE, Cisco Spaces, and Catalyst Center. Prior to that, Greg was responsible for the Catalyst Access portfolio of products as well as Wireless Products for Cisco's Enterprise Wireless and Small business portfolio. Before joining Cisco, Greg led product management and business development for AT&T’s Big Data monetization team in Atlanta. Before that, Greg was a principal with Bain & Company where he was a leader in their technology, media and telecom practice. Greg earned an MBA with high honors (Siebel Scholar) from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. He holds a master’s degree in engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and a bachelor’s degree in engineering from India.

Articles

April 5, 2023

NETWORKING

Spend Less Time Managing the Network, More Time Innovating with the Network

5 min read

Learn about the value of integrating AI/ML with Cisco DNA Center to provide a simplified management experience for IT personas, which in turn creates a more optimal experience for the entire workforce.

June 15, 2022

NETWORKING

Cisco Product Innovations for a Wireless First World with Wi-Fi 6 and 6E

6 min read

Wi-Fi 6E is here and Cisco is leading efforts to make deployment and management of services and user experience on this high throughput, high capacity, broad spectrum network seamless.

March 9, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work Part 6: Reimagine Your Networking Perspective

5 min read

The shift to hybrid work is an opportunity to reimagine IT by looking ahead to the possibilities of new applications and the use cases that will drive innovation.

February 25, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work Part 5: Reimage the IT Experience of Managing Networks

4 min read

To meet expectations of performance and reliability for next-gen applications for the hybrid workforce, IT needs to reimagine network management using AI and ML solutions to provide extended visibility and proactive mitigation.

February 10, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work Part 4: Reimagine IoT and Smart Buildings

5 min read

With a Cisco network, most organizations don’t need to bring in new infrastructure to take advantage of smart building capabilities--the smart infrastructure they need is already in place and just waiting to be put to work.

February 3, 2022

NETWORKING

Reimagining Hybrid Work: Create, Manage, Collaborate with the Network for the Future

8 min read

Cisco is leading the charge in Hybrid Work with networking innovations in Wi-Fi 6E Access Points, Silicon One Catalyst Switches, and Private 5G.

January 31, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work Part 3: Reimagine Security

4 min read

The ideal security experience is an easy-to-manage platform that combines wired, wireless, and WAN connections with zero trust, authentication, and privacy protections for hybrid work.

January 26, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work, Part 2: Reimagine Mobility

5 min read

When the network supports full spectrum wireless access, workers can move among workspaces transparently and without interruption, to be more productive, efficient, and inclusive.

January 20, 2022

NETWORKING

The Future of Work Part 1: Reimagine Connectivity

6 min read

Part 1 of this 6-part series on The Future of Work, covers connectivity and how the network will become increasingly transparent to the people who depend on it for work and education.