Monday, June 04, 2007

Ex-Cisco bigwig Volpi to head Joost?; Will Cisco suffer IBM's fate?

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Network World's Cisco News Alert, 06/04/07

Ex-Cisco bigwig Volpi to head Joost?, 05/31/07:  Former Cisco executive Mike Volpi is reportedly headed to Joost to be the online video company's next CEO.

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Opinion: Will Cisco suffer IBM’s fate?, 05/31/07:  A mere decade ago, IBM was king of the corporate networks. That was no surprise, given that IBM essentially invented the mainstream corporate network. The surprise was that before 1999 was out, IBM was out, too — out of the network business.

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Senior Editor Phil Hochmuth covers Cisco for Network World.



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