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Today, we are launching the DevNet Specialization designed for partners with a robust software development practice. It validates and highlights their ability to automate solutions and develop applications on top of Cisco platforms.
The “Take 45” series is designed to give partner sellers, leaders and marketers the tools needed to solve the business problems of today in a series of 45-minute sessions. Check out the three tracks available:
The main objective of the Cross-Architectural Sales Plays is to arm you, our partner sellers, with a set of resources that help you lead customers on a journey rooted in validated outcomes.
We are currently living through extraordinary events, and some may claim that no level of preparedness would have helped, as these are truly unprecedented times. Yet, history has shown that natural and man-made catastrophic events are plentiful, and
To help partners create new sources of value and enable expanded growth, while helping ensure that customers have an optimal experience, Cisco offers the CX Success Portfolio. The Cisco CX Success Portfolio consists of three fundamental elements:
To help AWS customers, Cisco—a market leader in security—has built a security architecture around four key pillars: visibility, segmentation, threat protection, and identify and access management.
Cisco Business Critical Services (BCS 3.0), coupled with partner services and capabilities, is exactly what customers need to ensure network resilience and continuity. The following use cases are examples of how Cisco and our partners can meet those
IBM—in partnership with Cisco—is offering an extended free trial of its Video Streaming platform.
I don’t know about you but working from home full-time has been quite the adjustment. Yet we’ve settled into a new reality—where classes, work meetings, doctor’s visits, and happy hours are all virtual. But what are the security implications of our
