Networking

Cisco finds itself pit against both David and Goliath

How SOPA will affect IT and Technology

From Twitter outbursts to major websites shutting down, SOPA has become public enemy #1 for Internet users. SOPA, otherwise known as the Stop Online Piracy Act, has created headlines all across the United States. We have seen protests from New York City to Silicon Valley.  Even

Five tips from the Marine Corps IPv6 Transition Strategy

About a year ago, I got a peek at parts of the Marine Corps' declassified Intranet, and one of the things that caught my eye was a link...

John Chambers for President?

In a bid to stir up debate that goes beyond "conventional politics", Politico is holding an imaginary U.S. primary of off-ticket, independent candidates. The ballot features the likes of Michael Bloomberg, Hillary Clinton and Jon Huntsman (ok, so not completely beyond convention). Also...

Law and Order: Cisco

Old HP’s one bright spot: Eating Cisco’s Lunch

HP ditching a low-margin business to focus on new software initiatives? Sure sounded a lot like the recent...

Miss Cisco Live 2011? Can’t remember it? There’s still hope …

Cisco Live was quite the event (check out

Some thoughts on the Cisco Cius

To be clear, this is not a...

Cisco Catalyst 6500: Comfort food for uncomfortable times

IT departments are, for many intents and purposes, a fairly conservative group. Yes, they love their gadgets, pushing hardware to the limit and playing around on the bleeding edge - but not when it comes to anything that actually matters for their job. And for good reason: I've seen too many...