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Escalating Demands Strain Aging Network

Overview Maintaining a modern IT and network infrastructure is not a one-time event. Requirements evolve continuously, as do technologies. Therefore, refreshing the network should be an ongoing process of network optimization or outright repair. Cisco offers a complete line of computer network components - routers, switches, wireless, advanced security, networked storage, and voice technology. Each of these technologies has garnered world-class status individually, but works much better together. It will lower the risk and total cost of ownership, accelerate the deployment of a converged voice and data network, improve operational efficiency, and enhances the customer experience.

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Publisher	Cisco Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006
Format	White Papers
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