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Interop 2006: John Chambers keynote address

By // July 18, 2006, 8:41 AM PST // billdetwiler

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  • John Chambers gave the opening keynote for Interop 2006 and touts the Network as the platform, Cisco's market growth, and the recent ~$7 billion acquisition of IPTV-player Scientific Atlanta. One of the slides that really stuck out is the one showing Cisco's dominant market share in not only traditional networking markets, but the rapid rise in the emerging Enterprise VoIP market and widening of its lead in the Security space.

    Read more about George Ou's experience at Interop 2006 on his blog.

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  • Chambers discusses the benefit of wide scale connectivity in the transportation industry.

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  • George Ou, TechRepublic Technical Director, (left) and John Chambers, Cisco Systems President and CEO (right)

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John Chambers gave the opening keynote for Interop 2006 and touts the Network as the platform, Cisco's market growth, and the recent ~$7 billion acquisition of IPTV-player Scientific Atlanta. One of the slides that really stuck out is the one showing Cisco's dominant market share in not only traditional networking markets, but the rapid rise in the emerging Enterprise VoIP market and widening of its lead in the Security space.

Read more about George Ou's experience at Interop 2006 on his blog.

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