Cisco and Microsoft

Cisco and Microsoft are combining joint engineering activities with our complementary product sets to provide our customers with a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) cloud-based architecture.

Hybrid work has made collaboration apps critical. Cisco DNA Center has new AIOps innovations for both Webex and Microsoft Teams that can proactively optimize the user experience for these applications.

The strength of our partnership was on full display at this year’s Microsoft Ignite conference. If you missed it, let me share some conference nuggets from the areas of collaboration, networking, security, and delivering exceptional application experiences.

Cisco has teamed up with Microsoft to present our unique vendor and operator perspectives on Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) enablement. Join our team for the first in a series of collaborativley-authored blogs on building and operating next generation networks with SONiC.

The Cisco partnership with Microsoft is bringing value to our mutual customers and we encourage you to visit the Microsoft booth #1366 at Cisco Live to learn more for yourself.

Cisco’s partnership with Microsoft is over a decade old, delivering natively integrated solutions that accelerate business outcomes for our joint enterprise customers. Through our vast partner ecosystem and marketplace, we deliver these solutions to our customers around the world.

Here are a few examples of how channel partners and their customers benefit from the Cisco-Microsoft partnership.

Isn’t it great when the enterprise technology solutions you use to achieve various business outcomes partner and work seamlessly with each other? Cisco and Microsoft have done just that to...

Let’s be honest, when most IT people are questioned about cloud, immediately they would mention either Amazon (AWS) or Microsoft Azure; some may also mention Google Cloud Platform, IBM SoftLayer or even Rackspace. All of them are Public Cloud providers with their own expertise and offering as well as market share. According to a Forbes recent article, the more AWS and Azure compete to win customers, the greater the innovation and growth in Public Cloud adoption. The article has some interesting data points but, for the purpose of this blog,