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Cisco is looking to help organisations that are struggling to address the challenges posed by Big Data with the publication of an in-depth report on the subject and the launch of new storage networking solutions.
Cisco have announced the new career paths for their associate level certifications. There are some fairly hefty changes in there which are going to affect your choice immediately and into the future.
Cisco has announced that several of its popular certifications have been accredited by ANSI (the American National Standards Institution) under a process that provides a global benchmark for personnel certification programmes.
Cisco has continued to move away from the Home User/Consumer and focused on its larger profit margin enterprise products and services, leaving Linksys looking more and more like a spare part.
Cisco are continuing to build on their Unified Communication platform to ensure that their collaboration features are available from anywhere on any device.
Cisco closed 2012 with three acquisitions in the final month, taking the total of companies purchased during the year to eleven.
Cisco has continued to move away from the Home User/Consumer and focused on its larger profit margin enterprise products and services, leaving Linksys looking more and more like a spare part.
Cisco has provided products aimed at the Data Center market for a number of years. For the SAN, Cisco’s MDS family has provided high quality, feature rich, innovative solutions. It is now several years since Cisco launched the NEXUS family of switches which is specifically targeted at the Data Center Market with the announcement of the Nexus 7010.
We have had a busy year; we’ve seen the Cisco Learning landscape change, Service Provider was refreshed and Data Center finally got a CCNA and CCNP. One of the interesting things that we have seen this year is the switch away from the CCNA Routing and Switching being the starting place for all certifications.
The new Cisco Global Cloud Index forecasts that data centre traffic will grow four-fold by 2016, with global cloud traffic growing six-fold over the same period.
