Cisco 'liberated' under Robbins - partners

Jack Gilbert
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Cisco partners say Robbins' new era is off to a strong start after his first partner summit as CEO

Resellers have said Cisco has been "liberated" under Chuck Robbins, and the vendor has its "edge" back now. Last week Cisco held its first partner summit with Robbins as CEO, after former leader...

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