Prashanth Shenoy is the Vice President of Marketing at Cisco. His team is responsible for driving the overall global marketing strategy and execution – from awareness, enablement, and demand generation – for Cisco’s $20B business of Enterprise , Data Center, and Cloud Networking, IoT infrastructure, and Developer solutions. He has more than 20 years of engineering, product management and marketing experience and has represented Cisco in various industry, press, analyst, and customer events. He holds a MS in computer science from Texas A&M University and a MBA from University of California, Berkeley.Additional blog contributions can be found on Prashanth's contributor page.
Read about Cisco’s OpenRoaming innovation and thought leadership that led to winning the Wi-Fi Awards' inaugural Company Leadership of the Year! We deeply appreciate the founders of the Wi-Fi Awards and the Wi-Fi community who voted!
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Cisco's holistic focus in providing secure, resilient and intelligent solutions resulted in Gartner naming Cisco a Leader in the 2019 Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure.
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With intent-based networking, IT teams can quickly set up appropriate networking policies to support any need, in any domain. Today, Cisco is linking the management of these domains together.
Cisco DevNet has the tools you need to get started with Cisco DNA Center open platform, including documentation, tutorials, and sandboxes where you can develop and run your applications.
Enterprises and consumers have been talking - pretty much non-stop - about the new Wi-Fi 6 and 5G standards. Now Cisco's going to break down how they're coming together...and share a huge announcement along the way.