Cisco Canada channel chief David De Abreu talks about his new position and goals for the networking giant’s Canadian partner organization.
Cisco Systems says its growth will slow in the coming year as demand for its core networking products slows and sales in emerging markets cool.
Juniper Networks appoints Shaygan Kheradpir to replace retiring Kevin Johnson in the CEO post.
Cisco unveils plans to purchase the rest of spin-in Insieme Networks, and to use their technology to power a new assault on software-defined networking,
Cisco moves to raise prices on some older Catalyst products in a move designed to move customers towards newer technologies.
HP is looking to do for SDN what Apple did for mobile devices with plans to offer an dev environment and eventually a store to monetize applications.
With another distribution deal in place, and a familiar face to head up operations in the Canadian channel, Huawei is starting to make its presence felt
In a clear shot at rival Cisco, Brocade CEO Lloyd Carney says he’s not interested in networking fridges and will focus on opportunity in the data centre.
Cisco Canada’s Andrea Dil offers a look at Bridge Studios, and details Cisco’s network overhaul for the Burnaby, BC-based TV and movie production house.
New Cisco Global Midmarket Acceleration chief John Donovan looking to enable partners around Cisco’s midmarket offerings.
Lipsin takes over for Regan McGrath, will focus on software-defined opportunity and Brocade’s network-as-a-service offering.
VMware introduces NSX, a networking virtualization product it hopes will do for the network what VSX did for server virtualization.
Bill Veghte’s appointment atop HP Enterprise Group underlines the growing importance of software in the company’s efforts to reinvent its enterprise business.
The shift toward line-of-business technology sales is the impetus behind new series of certifications from Cisco Systems.
On the 20th anniversary of the Cisco CCIE certification, Cisco announces that more than 2 million networking professionals have received the credential.
Cisco beat estimates and improved profits, but is still slashing 4,000 jobs because of economic inconsistency. Could this be another tech bubble?
HP Networking adds free 24/7 support for up to three years for many of its networking products, providing customers with on-demand access to phone support.
Huawei security chief says that if others are going to claim the company spies on behalf of the Chinese government, it’s time to show their evidence.
Cisco has tapped 14-year Cisco veteran Andrew Sage to be the new vice president for Americas distribution at the vendor.
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