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Marlowe Fenne

No Longer with Cisco

Marlowe Fenne manages a broad portfolio of Routing solutions for Cisco’s Borderless Networks marketing group. With 15 years of high tech product management and marketing experience, he is an expert in the areas of networking, unified communications, and application development.

He currently leads the development of global marketing, advertising, and demonstration programs for several Borderless Networks solutions, including application performance, security, mobility, Energywise, voice, and video.

A California native now based in Seattle, Marlowe joined Cisco in early 2001 during the acquisition of Active Voice. He has twin 11 year old twin girls, and also enjoys rock climbing, cycling, snowboarding, and photography.

Articles

October 16, 2014

PARTNER

Big Changes Become Big Opportunities in Branches

3 min read

Mobility and cloud innovations have been happening so fast that it’s easy to overlook the place where these technologies have the most impact – the branch.

September 23, 2014

PARTNER

Growing Sales and Increasing Marketing Response with the “Right Stuff”

3 min read

In this new era of big data, every savvy Partner wonders how can we use more customer intelligence to fuel our business. How do we use it to gauge when to approach customers? How doe we use it to identify new opportunities, migrate customers, customize solutions, and get to real business outcomes faster?

September 18, 2014

PARTNER

Grow Your Leads and Increase Deal Size with Personalization

2 min read

Starting customer meetings with business outcome discussions sounds great in theory. But how much difference does it really make? A huge difference. Here’s how it works.

September 24, 2014

NETWORKING

Improve Your Business Results with Mobility and Analytics

3 min read

When it comes to delivering better business outcomes, many IT people could be sitting on a virtual goldmine – particularly when it comes to location analytics. Here are some new ways that you can extract more of that valuable information from your network, and some things to think about as you add new services and […]

September 8, 2014

PARTNER

Focus on Business Priorities to Unlock New Sales Opportunities

2 min read

Many Cisco Partners are well aware that Line of Business and Operations technology budgets are growing much faster than IT budgets.

July 28, 2014

NETWORKING

Three Steps for IT to Deliver Better Business Results

3 min read

The situation that many IT people find themselves in today is dripping with irony. They’ve deployed so many innovations over the years to address so many business challenges, that now most of their time is dedicated to simply keeping their systems running. Without incremental resources during these lean budget times, their new innovation cycles decline […]

July 3, 2014

NETWORKING

A Major IT Shift – Delivering Business Outcomes

3 min read

During geek-fests like CiscoLive, it’s easy to become hypnotized by all the amazing technology. So many smart people are innovating in so many amazing ways. When the party’s over, though, we all need to get back to business. Not just CIO’s and CTO’s – everyone in IT needs to focus on business outcomes – now […]

March 18, 2014

NETWORKING

Shining a New Light on Shadow IT

3 min read

More people than ever are talking about “shadow IT” nowadays.  As the name implies, it’s mysterious, perhaps even malevolent by some people’s standards.  From a traditional IT vantage point, this negative view may be somewhat justified given the risks it creates around security, compliance, productivity, and technology investment. But let’s look at it from another […]

February 18, 2014

NETWORKING

How to Improve Your IT Budget and Your Career

2 min read

With increasing demands and decreasing budgets, these are challenging times for many IT professionals. Some savvy IT people, however, are growing their budgets and improving their careers by forging partnerships with business groups who can benefit most from IT’s expertise, and are willing to help pay for it. Which business groups are most likely to […]

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