Articles about Cisco

Cisco to acquire services management firm SolveDirect

First partially funds, then gobbles up management toolmaker

Cisco slip puts hardware at risk

Borg announces weak password feature

Belkin buys Linksys from Cisco

Tie-up means Cisco's not entirely free of low-end business

Cisco Gold partner Cisilion boosts fiscal 2012 profits

Services comes good, competition hit hardware and software margins sales

IDC Report: Lost in the Cloud? Automate with Cisco

Whitepaper: Automated Provisioning and Orchestration are Critical to Effective Private Cloud Operations

Cisco Nexus Family Delivers Data Center Transformation

Whitepaper: Data Center-Class Family of Switches Built to Help Customers Evolve Their Data Centers

Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switches: Ethernet Storage Directors

Whitepaper: What You Will Learn

Frontrunners emerge in sprint for Cisco's CEO crown

Last month, Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers indicated he was mulling over a succession plan for when the 63-year-old veteran chief retires from the networking giant. On Thursday, the frontrunners to replace him moved into clear view. Cisco made Gary Moore and Rob Lloyd presidents of the company, and insisted that it was " …

Cisco pays $475m for Israeli mobile network firm Intucell

Cisco has bought Israeli mobile network traffic management software firm Intucell for $475m in cash as it seeks to expand its footprint on the mobile market. Intucell's special sauce is its self-optimizing network (SON) software, which dynamically shifts traffic between cell stations to even out the highs and lows of demand and …

Report says Cisco offloading Linksys

Barclays hired to do the deed

Oracle embraces NetApp and Cisco's FlexPod

Oracle virtualisation, Linux and apps coming to rivals' stack-in-a-box

Cisco boosts sales and profits despite softness in switching and routing

Cisco Systems took a big bet more than four years ago when it jumped into the server market with its Unified Computing System blade and rack servers and started peddling converged Nexus switches at the same time. Those bets have paid off, and rising sales of these products are filling in the revenue gaps in the quarter ended in …

Cisco: Listen up, partners – we need to close the skills gap

Cisco is piloting a graduate sales training scheme for channel partners stateside ahead of an expected launch in Europe next year. For the last decade Cisco has run an internal Cisco Sales Associate programme but given the perennial skills gap that usually exists somewhere in the channel it is trialling a partner version. The …

Cisco CTO Warrior to head up strategy

Exec shake-up after Hooper exits

Cisco takes stake in virtualiser Parallels

If VMware's Nicira is no threat, why does Cisco need another virtual friend?

Fears for small biz as 'draconian Cisco chokes cash flow'

New partner programme pays out less upfront

Cisco drops ZTE after claims of sanction-busting Iran sales

Ruckus over reselling to the wrong people

Cisco Cius sees us no more

Businesses want consumer tablets

Departing Cisco overlord moulded partners from Channel clay

Can public-sector Klein fill his boots?

Cisco to axe 1,300 (more) employees worldwide

Why? 'To drive simplicity, speed of decisions and agility'

Cisco wins tax battles with Uncle Sam, posts big bump in profits

Big John 'cautiously optimistic' about networking, ecstatic about servers

Chambers says Cisco is mulling succession plans

Channel wild-child Cisco vows to be more predictable partner

VCE hires Cisco exec to run the company

Cisco cuts costs, boosts profits faster than sales

HP yanks 2-week-old VMware server crown from Cisco

Cisco CEO wouldn't bet the farm on HP turnaround

Cisco partners: Services programme revamp will hit us in the wallet

Cisco turns in solid June quarter

Dealer bosses jailed for flogging fake Cisco kit

Cisco predicts 1.3 zettabytes of annual data movements

Cisco has emitted its latest Visual Networking Index, a global study of how much data passes through the world's wires. Your correspondent feels it is best to take these big global studies with a pinch of salt: it's hardly in Cisco's interests to tell us all that global network traffic is slowing and there's no need to …