New Year’s Podcast Series: Cisco Canada’s Mike Ansley

February 6, 2013 Robert Dutt Featured Post, Networking, Podcasts Comments Off on New Year’s Podcast Series: Cisco Canada’s Mike Ansley
Mike Ansley
channel chief .

2012 was Mike Ansley’s first full year as Cisco ‘s channel chief. And what a year it was. Between acquisitions, changes to the critically focusing on – and -focused solution providers, and new focus from , it was a busy year for Cisco.

Add to that, the company made some major waves in Canada with major hiring initiatives, strategic partnerships with government and education partners, and of course Cisco Canada president ‘s own mission to address Canada’s lagging .

Ansley joins our New Year’s series of podcasts to discuss all that, as well as what can expect from the company in 2013.

Join us after the jump for the podcast, and all the details, or subscribe via iTunes.

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