Cisco CEO John Chambers last week outlined his company’s goals, chief among them to exploit voice over IP and highlighted its biggest challenges, notably gaining success in the storage market.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Other important directions stated by Chambers and other executives at Cisco’s annual analysts meeting included moving key products off their current Windows-based platforms and onto Linux, and building better multifunction, integrated ASICs to boost system reliability.<\/p>\n
Conference attendees also were given peeks at new products. One was an application for better managing multiservice blades in a Catalyst 6500 chassis. Another offering promises to make video calling as easy as dialing a Cisco IP phone.<\/p>\n
The CEO discussed the company’s six advanced technology areas, which include IP telephony, security, storage, optical, wireless and home network products. Each of these businesses has the potential to grow to $1 billion in revenue for the company, Chambers said. IP telephony is one advanced technology that could be at the brink of hitting this goal.<\/p>\n
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