As Chuck Robbins prepares to succeed John Chambers as Cisco's CEO on July 26, CRN looks at some of the similarities (and differences) between the two leaders.
Cisco Friday confirmed an earlier CRN report that it is closing its Invicta storage business, a business troubled by product delays and cancellations since Cisco acquired it in 2013.
Cisco partners say the company's deal to sell its Connected Devices unit is a smart move as it refocuses on its core competencies, including networking, infrastructure and the Internet of Things.
Hewlett-Packard and Aruba are building a unified networking technology that spans wired and wireless, and are expected to discuss the results of their integration work sometime next month.
SimpliVity's 250 percent year-over-year bookings growth, combined with big growth in its Cisco business and a management refresh, come as it prepares for an IPO sometime in the future.
The networking giant aims to take over the security market through acquisitions and organic investments, capitalizing on customers' desire to pare down the number of security vendors they support, say solution providers and analysts.
Cisco's bullish pursuit of enterprise security dominance has raised eyebrows with some partners and analysts. Here's what they have say about the company's chances.
A Polycom partner says the hiring of Chris Jones, who has also held channel executive positions at Cisco and Juniper, will help accelerate sales and drive partner growth.
Ed Walton, new vice president of North American channel and alliances, says the wireless networking company's strategy 'is to grow through those partners we have today and new partners being developed.'
As the Chuck Robbins era approaches at Cisco, Wendy Bahr has been slated to lead the networking giant's channel community, replacing veteran Bruce Klein who will be leaving later this month.
Cisco's new channel chief, Wendy Bahr, tells CRN what's in store for the partner community and why the opportunities are 'endless' as the industry transforms.
After hundreds of United Airlines flights were delayed Wednesday because of a router issue, solution providers say problems will continue if airlines don't properly deploy software-defined networking.
Cisco's planned acquisition of MaintenanceNet, which develops solutions for contract renewals and recurring revenue, will likely mean other vendor partners of MaintenanceNet will lose access to the technology.
Satinder Sethi, vice president of data center and cloud solutions at Cisco, talks about how major market transitions are pushing the envelope for the data center.
As the world becomes more connected, some solution providers are pulling in recurring revenue streams in the IoT market while others are on the outside looking in.