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Cisco's Giancarlo leaving company

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Cisco's Giancarlo leaving company

Jim Duffy By Jim Duffy
Cisco this week announced the resignation of Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer Charles Giancarlo, 50, who has decided to join private equity firm Silver Lake. Read full story

Jim Duffy a Network World managing editor. He has over 21 years of high-tech reporting experience, including over 16 years at Network World. Previously, he was senior editor at Computer Systems News and associate editor/reporter at Electronic News and MIS Week. He can be reached at jduffy@nww.com.

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