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Recommended Reading: Techworld on Unified Access
I ran across a nice Techworld article that talks about the need for wireless to be as fast, reliable,and scalable as wired Ethernet. Namely, because of the number of new wireless devices on the network that don’t *have* Ethernet ports. However, this article goes beyond BYOD and talks about management and policy for a single Unified Access layer (Wired, Wireless, and VPN), which I believe is a growing trend.
You can read the story here:
Get Pumped Up – It’s the Start of Another Work Week!
Here’s an inspiring video for you to start off your work week. 🙂
ClientLink on the Beach
A colleague of mine on Cisco’s West Coast Mobility Sales Team, Jason Grant, produced a short (one minute) video about one of Wi-Fi product features, ClientLink. However, instead of a dry technical description, he explained it using an interesting visual aid. Take a look:
Wi-Fi Jedi… Now Powered By Cisco!
It’s true. I took a new job with Cisco. I am now working as a Mobility CSE (Consulting Systems Engineer). I am specifically working on Enterprise accounts within Cisco’s Pacific Southwest Operation.
I was joking with my manager that I needed three things from Cisco before making a more official announcement on taking my new position – a badge, a laptop, and a pay check. In my opinion, that’s the Cisco hat trick! 🙂 (For those of you who don’t know, I am a *huge* NHL hockey fan). I’m happy to report that I have been on the job for approximately a month and right now, drinking from the firehose.
For all those who want to take a drink with me, here’s a great 5 minute video on one of Cisco’s newest products – the Identity Services Engine.