Introducing Two New Startups, Built from Scratch by Enterprise Innovation
But what happens after the lab? What happens when the lights go out, the “I’m In” paddles are put away, and the executives go back to their regular jobs?
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Why Informed Decisions with Analytics are Key to Sporting and Business Success
In sports, coaches painstakingly monitor professional athletes to insure top performance. Cisco Business Critical Services performs the same way for organizations, providing unparalleled results.
2017 Predictions for SD-WAN (#sdwan)
SD-WAN adoption is increasing and the market is estimated to grow to between $6B and $1.24B by 2020. Why? Here are three key trends that will be impacting the branch and WAN in 2017.
Innovation: It’s in our very core
We are making enterprise-grade software as intuitive and adaptive as consumer technology. For the first time in the history of Cisco, we have a single software stack across the enterprise routing and switching product lines.
Give enterprise customers what they want: Bridging the network services innovation gap
Written by Cisco Senior Marketing Manager Wayne Cullen and Cisco Marketing Manager Melissa Zelyez Enterprise demands for fast, adaptable networks are at an all-time high. Some service providers are struggling to keep pace. So how can you ensure you’re
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
Announcing DevNet DNA Network Programmability Dev Center
Have you read about Cisco’s DNA (Digital Network Architecture) announcement? In a nutshell, it is how the network will evolve into a platform that can keep up with the dynamic needs of digital business models, and ultimately –through analytics- even
Anywhere, Anytime Mobile Enterprise Access Using NFV and Policy
I remember when I started working, laptops were something that executives could borrow from the company. Those laptops were clunky and connected via dial-up to the company’s modem banks, but they allowed us to continue to stay productive even when
Do You Know the Way to Ballylickey? Shadow IT and the CIO Dilemma
I was once on a driving holiday in southern Ireland. As anybody who has been to that beautiful part of the world will know, the scenery is magnificent, but the road signs can be very confusing. Totally lost I pulled over to ask directions to