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If Cisco Talks, Does A Tree Fall in the Forest?

by Paula Thornton

Forgive the mixing of metaphors…

While there are announcements all the time, occassionally one seems like it might sway a neuron or two. I was struck that way by the proclamation of John Chambers, CEO of Cisco, that Web 2.0 is the future and that Cisco is “moving our company as fast as we can to collaboration and Web 2.0“, at Interop 07 keynote [related video, 6:21 edited]

I think the difference is not just the talk, but the commitment of action, and the correspondingly claimed velocity toward that goal. He also reiterated that this is a people problem, not a technology problem. This latter message was echoed in the panel discussions from the recent RAVE (I’ve got great notes I plan to share and comment on shortly).

John’s been spinning his Web 2.0 religion more recently. See related coverage: CRN, CRN: collaborationGiga OM, Computerworld.

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2 Comments »

Bill IvesMay 24th, 2007 at 7:35 am

Paula - Looking forward to your notes on RAVE. As a panelist I was not able to take many notes but found the discussion very useful. Bill

Zia ZamanMay 24th, 2007 at 3:44 pm

Ditto. Would love to get your impressions of how the tools and techniques discussed translate into measurable business benefits. Also, what place does search occupy?

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