Cisco SDN strategy: Insieme morale issue is a sideshow
Posted by: Shamus McGillicuddy
Many of the bloggers who have analyzed and reported on the news of Insieme, Cisco's latest spin-in, have talked about how the
Many of the bloggers who have analyzed and reported on the news of Insieme, Cisco's latest spin-in, have talked about how the
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A college professor once warned me never to put things in writing -- which was funny given that he was a writing professor. What he meant was that to ensure confidentiality between people I communicated with remotely, I should speak with them over the phone. That way, he said, it would be much...
