Cisco enters in cloud computing with $1 billion strategy
Boston, MA 03/27/2014 (wallstreetpr) – The America multinational provider of networking equipments Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) is all geared up to take entry in Cloud Computing sector. It has revealed to invest $1 billion in the coming two years to give tough competition to the leading retailer in the current market i.e. Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN). Among other plans of executing the strategy, the company revealed the intention of setting up data centers for facilitating cloud computing services.
The networking company is banking on the plan of encasing the desire of the companies to indulge in renting cloud computing services than to enter into high-cost indulgence in buying the expensive machines. The management also revealed its master list of companies through which it is planning to market and delivers its services. It has gained momentum in the market as the service proves to be a blessing in disguise for companies by imitating outsource of the data management and cloud computing services with tremendous reduction in cost.
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Today, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) proudly showcased an addition to its company by introducing 802.11ac access point product that is exclusively designed for cost reduction for its valuable customers and partners. It has thereby extended support tot eh next generation Wi-Fi. The main attraction of the product is that the access point will facilitate in acquiring mobility thereby carving the path of the customers to hop on the way to Gigabit Wi-Fi.
It definitely pictures out a Local Area Network that is cost efficient, fast and secure that is best suited for managing large number of customer density with ease. (Good news it is! No more struggle with slow connection.) Thus the companies and IT professionals worldwide can access the mammoth and useful service for giving a push to their business structure and enhancement to better applications and services to current and prospective customers.
