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Dimension Data Americas reinforces the importance of collaboration between Cisco and Microsoft to address customer needs.

Dan Schwab, Vice President, D & H Distributing, states that customers want solutions from Microsoft and Cisco.

Cisco EVP and CDO, Charles Giancarlo, and Bob Muglia, SVP, Server and Tools Business, Microsoft, show how the two companies are collaborating to help customers address their needs.

John Chambers and Steve Ballmer discuss the future of technology and the imperative for the two companies to work together to deliver interoperable technology to customers.

Charlie Giancarlo, Cisco CDO and Bob Muglia, Microsoft SVP of Server & Tools Business, reinforce the two companies' commitment to further collaborate for the success of joint customers and partners.

John Chambers, Chairman and CEO, speaks with CNBC about Cisco's Q4 and fiscal year 2007 financial results .

John Chambers, chairman and CEO, speaks with CNBC about Q3 FY07 financial results and the momentum behind Cisco's strategy and vision.

MTN South Africa partners with Cisco to provide a carrier class network that is highly scaleable and flexible.

Rami Mazid, Director of Emerging Technologies, and Sr. Director Roy Skillicorn give an insider's view on Cisco's global deployment of TelePresence.

Cisco joins Second Life, the world's fastest growing virtual community, with two islands designed to enhance customer engagement.

CNBC Morning Call: John Chambers reinforces the benefits business leaders can bring to rebuilding efforts for Lebanon by offering financial assets and entrepreneurial capability to make a difference.

John Chambers shares insight with Maria Bartiromo of CNBC about his participation in the 2006 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), as well as Cisco's commitment to sustainability initiatives.

On August 10, 2005, Cisco Systems made history when it "virtually" opened The NASDAQ Stock Market from the company's Silicon Valley Headquarters.

Cisco Capital provided a one-stop-shop for ABN-AMRO to upgrade their network environment with a Cisco solution.

Cisco Systems Capital helps customers and channel partners grow their businesses by providing end to end financing solutions.

Cisco celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2004. Executives and employees share their experiences and thoughts for what is ahead in the next 20 years.

Renault and Nissan global alliance rely on Cisco Systems IP communications products and expertise to improve employee productivity and competitiveness.

Technology from Cisco Systems makes networks possible and is changing the way we work, live, play and learn.

CNBC talks with Cisco SVP Mike Volpi about next generation capabilities for core routers that offer greater capacity and simplify network operations.

Being a good corporate citizen and giving back to the many communities Cisco is a part of is a strong component of the company's corporate philosophy.

John Morgridge talks about how blending business goals with the goals of the outreach lead to a win-win for addressing education and training needs.

Cisco has entered into the consumer home networking business through the acquisition of Linksys, the number 1 vendor of home networking products.

Using the Internet and solutions such as E-Sales, Cisco's sales organization and other employees have realized productivity gains.

Lufthansa is now flying a Boeing 747 jet equipped with a broadband network.

Cisco SVP Mike Volpi discusses Cisco's focus on large, enterprise customers and Cisco's strategy in this competitive marketplace.

Noted industry analyst Don Tapscott explores the impact of the Internet on business in An Open Letter to CEOs, a new white paper released by Cisco Systems.

Cisco wireless networking helps Buffalo Grove emergency and public services work more effectively in the community.

Cisco Identity Based Networking Services solution enables greater security while simultaneously offering cost-effective management of changes throughout the enterprise.

Constructware, an application service provider, discusses how they have revolutionized customer relationships via the Internet.

Brown & Joseph, Ltd., a financial services firm, increases revenues and efficiencies using the network.

ScubaToys.com, a local dive-shop, achieves 40 to 50 percent growth in revenues through marketing & sales efforts online.

Cisco helps European customers, ABB & BP, create solutions to help maintain cost leadership and increase profitability by improving manufacturing processes.

Leading consumer giant, Procter & Gamble, transform their business via Internet technology with help from Cisco.

Gordon Astles, Cisco's Asia Pac President discusses Cisco's strategy in the region and how business confidence is picking up.

Sprint and Bell Canada discuss how Cisco's Internet Business Solutions Group helped them to identify new services and e-enable their businesses.

From the doctor's office to construction, broadband drives real improvements in productivity, customer service and the bottom-line.

Fastweb created one of the fastest Broadband connections in the world today, laying down Fiber Optic cable and employing an Ethernet-based Metro Area Network in Milan.

L.L. Bean Executives discuss the influence of web technology and the Internet on their business and on the retail industry.

Paul Mountford, VP of Cisco Worldwide Channels, discusses how a team approach helps partners increase profitability, productivity and revenue opportunities.

Kathryn Korostoff of Sage Research discusses the services driving consumer demand for broadband.

TriHealth, a healthcare delivery system in Cincinnati, discusses the importance of a high-bandwidth, secure network in improving their business.

Robert Litan, VP of Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution, discusses the Net Impact Study - a survey of the impact of Internet business solutions on productivity.

Cisco's customer care application, Cisco Live, helps call centers utilize interactive web applications to foster customer intimacy via web collaboration.

Cisco's CEO, John Chambers, explains to customers at the Networkers Conference in L.A. how Cisco uses the Internet to keep productivity up and costs down.

Bear Stearns, one of the country's leading investment banks, goes high tech with Cisco's help, moving in to a state of the art building.

Cisco Internet experts Mohsen Moazami and Stephen Du Mont discuss how retail customers are using Internet technology to improve productivity and profitability.

Executives from Procter & Gamble, Office Depot, Wachovia Corporation, and Farmers Insurance discuss how they are maintaining a competitive edge using technology.

Cisco VP Kevin MacRitchie discusses how Cisco has transformed education & training for partners through E-Learning and how other companies can do the same.

In a speech delivered to 2,000 Asia Pacific Cisco customers at "Networkers" in Seoul, Korea, Howard Charney discusses how the Internet is boosting productivity.

Telephone service provider to the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking world, Telefonica, discusses how the company is expanding to offer new IP-based services.

From hotels like Fairmont to airports and coffee shops, Cisco Mobile Office On the Road helps people stay securely connected with high-speeds.

DataPeer, a managed storage service provider, utilizes Cisco's Storage Networking technology to enable it's business model.

Pete Solvik discusses how Cisco creates customer intimacy and transforms business through the Internet at the Battle Royale 2001 conference.

Cisco is working with the Nobel Foundation to use the Internet to promote innovation and excellence and to educate and inspire future generations.

Executives from Cisco's European, Middle-East and Africa (EMEA) offices discuss how they've web-enabled business functions to increase employee productivity.

Sue Bostrom, Cisco's Senior VP of the Internet Business Solutions Group, talks to partners about getting a competitive edge in a challenging market place.

John Chambers spoke at Cisco's Partner Summit, which brought together industry leaders to discuss the importance of technology in today's market place.

Cisco's 21st Century Schools Program is investing $40 million into schools in the gulf region, helping students and families recover from Hurricane Katrina and preparing them for the future.

This holiday season, hospitalized children unable to meet Santa Claus in person can see and speak with jolly old St. Nick through the magic of an Internet video telephone from Cisco.

ABC7 KGO-TV: Cisco establishes 21st Century School Program to help re-establish the educational infrastructure system after Hurricane Katrina devastates the Gulf Coast Region.

Cisco is committed to making a long-term positive impact on people and communities around the world by giving back, leveraging innovative technology and demonstrating responsible business practices.

Responsible business operations and social investment benefit our global community as well as our business. Learn more about Cisco's commitment to its employees, the environment, and society.

CNBC Morning Call: John Chambers reinforces the benefits business leaders can bring to rebuilding efforts for Lebanon by offering financial assets and entrepreneurial capability to make a difference.

John Chambers shares insight with Maria Bartiromo of CNBC about his participation in the 2006 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), as well as Cisco's commitment to sustainability initiatives.

ABC7News highlights the Cisco Networking Academy program in Afghanistan as an effort helping to bring access to education and focuses on the opportunity it has provided for women.

Cisco works with Albuquerque to build and deliver wireless and fiber optic services.

Cisco technology enables the Seattle Hearing, Speech and Deafness Center to offer more efficient and reliable services to the clients they serve.

Cisco IP technology brings Santa Claus to Children's Hospitals via video conference from the North Pole.

The Department of State honors Cisco Systems with the 2005 Award for Corporate Excellence for responsible citizenship in educational reform for the development of the Jordan Education Initiative.

Cisco creates hope and opportunity in education by attracting students from different cultures through technology.

Cisco Systems highlights how technology and the Internet are helping to build strong, productive and sustainable communities around the world, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare.

Cisco provides network technology to Ethiopia, offering voice, data and video conferencing. Cisco volunteers traveled to Ethiopia to teach citizens the benefit of using computers and technology.

Video Conferencing at Children's Hospitals bring holiday cheer and Santa Claus closer to healing children nationwide through Cisco IP Communications.

Cisco celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2004. Executives and employees share their experiences and thoughts for what is ahead in the next 20 years.

Being a good corporate citizen and giving back to the many communities Cisco is a part of is a strong component of the company's corporate philosophy.

Networking Academies help revitalize least developed countries by teaching valuable IT skills. Recently, 17 students graduated from Afghanistan's Academy.

John Morgridge talks about how blending business goals with the goals of the outreach lead to a win-win for addressing education and training needs.

In a pilot program, 80 Cisco Community Fellows have helped nonprofit community organizations use technology to improve and expand services.

Cisco's Community Fellowship program participants discuss their contributions at Catholic Charities, a national non-profit, helping families and the poor.

Cisco Systems opened the Cisco Family Connection, an on-site employer-sponsored child care facility. They are the 1st company in Silicon Valley to provide such a service.

In Cisco's Community Fellowships pilot program, employees affected by cutbacks help non-profit groups use technology to deliver services more efficiently.

Valerie Morris, of CNN's Business Unusual, looks at how Cisco's Networking Academy program is helping bridge the digital divide by educating the disadvantaged.

Cisco President and CEO John Chambers discusses the importance of giving back to the community and how it can shape Cisco's culture.

John Chambers, Chairman and CEO, speaks with CNBC about Cisco's Q4 and fiscal year 2007 financial results .

John Chambers, chairman and CEO, speaks with CNBC about Q3 FY07 financial results and the momentum behind Cisco's strategy and vision.

Cisco Capital provided a one-stop-shop for ABN-AMRO to upgrade their network environment with a Cisco solution.

Cisco Systems hosts a panel discussion featuring U.S. President George W. Bush; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Cisco CEO John Chambers and others.

Cisco Systems hosts a panel discussion featuring U.S. President George W. Bush; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Cisco CEO John Chambers and others.

Cisco Systems hosts a panel discussion featuring U.S. President George W. Bush; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Cisco CEO John Chambers and others.

Cisco Systems hosts a panel discussion featuring U.S. President George W. Bush; California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; Cisco CEO John Chambers and others.

A look at how Cisco is changing satellite networking by extending the Internet onto satellites with onboard routing.

Laura Ipsen, VP for Worldwide Government Affairs, talks about the importance of proactive cooperation with government on industry-shaping policies.