Tuesday, December 08, 2009

The IT-Lite branch office (Part 3); Cisco wins control of Tandberg

Cisco wins control of Tandberg; 5 Myths of Employee Mobility
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The IT-Lite branch office (Part 3)

This is the third in a series of three newsletters intended to demonstrate that the next generation branch office represents a multi-year migration away from branch offices that are IT-heavy to ones that are IT-lite and that as part of this migration, the WAN plays an ever increasing role in application delivery. This newsletter will look ahead and will discuss the IT-lite design towards which most IT organizations are migrating. Read full story

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Cisco late yesterday won control of Norwegian videoconferencing leader Tandberg with ownership of 91.1% of the company's shares. Cisco had to raise its initial $3 billion offer and extend the offer acceptance deadline three times in order to gain control of the company.

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Studies suggest that more than 73% of a company's employees will be mobile on any given day by 2011. But many frustrations and costs surround employee mobility (traveling workers, work-from-home employees, etc.) that could drag down companies. Todd Oberg, vice president of IT for Runzheimer International, speaks with Keith Shaw about five myths surrounding enterprise employee mobility, and how companies can turn those myths into truths. (14:47)

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Bankers in Cisco/Tandberg deal set to divvy up $39M in fees
According to a Reuters story today, Cisco's M&A advisers on the Tandberg deal - Lazard and Carnegie, can expect to split fees of $17 to $19 million. Furthermore, dealmaker Freeman & Co. is predicting that Tandberg's financial adiviser - JPMorgan, will rake in fees of $18 to $20 million from the deal. Breathtakingly, earlier this month, I was both stunned and flabbergasted to read in Deal.com that Cisco's...

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December 08, 2009

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