5 Top Technical Services Things-To-Do at Cisco Live Berlin 2017
It’s just two weeks to Cisco Live, Berlin - and time to plan how you get the most out of the event and learn how to thrive in the new...
Enterprise networks
Digitally Sell at #FullSpeed: Cisco dCloud Demos Help You Avoid Death by PowerPoint
In the summer of 2012, I was asked to pick up a high profile project with time restrictions for Bank of America/Merrill Lynch (BAML). The brief was to implement a...
#CiscoChampion Radio, S3|Ep. 22: DNA: QoE/VoE Overview
#CiscoChampion Radio is a podcast series by Cisco Champions as technologists. Today we’re discussing Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA).
Cisco is Powering #ConnectedConventions
This past week, the Republican National Convention took place in Cleveland and on Monday, the Democratic National Convention will kick off in Philadelphia. During this time, both cities are transformed, with thousands of political leaders and eager
The Future OS: Pushing Boundaries on Networking
Guest Blogger: Pratap Pereira, Distinguished Engineer, Enterprise Networking Group. Pratap sets the long-term engineering direction for IOS and IOS-XE at Cisco. He was a founding engineer of IOS-XE and has seen it grow from the first commits of a new
Your Network (re)Imagined – Now with More NET, Less WORK
Learn how Cisco Enterprise NFV is the key enabler of IT agility and innovation.
Enterprise NFV Fundamentals
Enterprise NFV is focused on bringing this SDN style functionality to your branch office capabilities. Any large enterprise is thinking like a service provider these days because the IT department (or whatever you might call it now) are providing
NFV Is Not Just For Service Providers
What comes to mind when you hear the term Network Functions Virtualization(NFV)? Until recently, at least in my mind, the answers were ‘Service Providers’, ‘vCPE’, ‘Cloud’. If you don’t know what NFV is, read this blog post first and come back. But
The Evolution of Networking Software
As a long time networking veteran, I’ve watched our industry change and respond to a wide variety of disruptive changes. I remember PictureTel ISDN videoconferences on the IBM PC. Then came IP video conferencing in the early ’90s. Things