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  • Cisco Portal to Help Partners Recruit Talent

    Recruiting the right people is the No. 1 inhibitor for channel players looking to grow, and Cisco is hoping to ease this partner pain by launching a slew of initiatives aimed at helping VARs attract, develop and retain talent.  Speaking at the Cisco Partner Summit in Honolulu, Celia Harper-Guerra, director of worldwide partner talent at Cisco, said…

  • Cisco Looks for $20B in Partner Growth

    Cisco is hoping to build between $15 billion and $20 billion of new partner opportunities in the next three years and has outlined the areas where it believes partners should look for opportunities.  Speaking at Cisco’s Partner Summit in Honolulu on April 9, Keith Goodwin, senior vice president of worldwide channels at Cisco, said the three…

  • Chambers Tells VARs to Catch New Tech Wave

    It was no coincidence that Cisco chose Hawaii—famed as a surfer’s paradise—as the place for its Partner Summit this year, if John Chambers’ keynote is anything to go by. The Cisco president and CEO’s April 9 keynote in Honolulu was dominated by collaboration and new technologies and in particular what he called the “new wave…

  • Cisco Plays Cupid for VARs

    Speed dating for channel partners is how Cisco has described its new partner-to-partner collaboration tool. Launched at the vendor’s Partner Summit in Honolulu, the Cisco Partner Exchange is aimed at helping partners find and connect with each other, with the outcome being collaboration on deals. Andrew Sage, vice president of worldwide channel marketing at Cisco,…

  • Intel, NaviSite Ink Managed Services Deal

    Intel and NaviSite have signed a managed services deal that the companies say will give VARs a blueprint for moving into the lucrative services space. Intel and NaviSite announced the white-label managed services offering at the annual Intel Solutions Summit, held April 6 through 9 in Las Vegas. The companies said the services will allow…

  • Cisco Unites VARs, ISVs over Integrated Apps

    VARs and ISVs are being brought even closer together by Cisco Systems, as it looks to drive further into the applications space. Cisco announced April 10 at its Partner Summit in Honolulu that it is opening up its ISR (Integrated Services Router) to third-party developers and customers. ISR and WAAS (Wide Area Application Services) are…

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