Validated Network Architectures for Midsize Organizations
Technical experts will show you how our modular blueprint helps align IT technical and business objectives using simple, "off-the-shelf" solutions.Cisco Borderless Networks At-A-Glance
See how the Cisco® Borderless Network Architecture is designed to help IT balance demanding business challenges and changing business models promoted by the influx of consumer devices into the business world. Borderless networks help IT evolve its infrastructure to deliver seamless, secure access in a world with many new and shifting borders.Messaging Framework for Cisco Secure Borderless Networks
The Cisco Mobile User Security combines Cisco's industry-leading web security and next generation remote access technology to deliver the most robust and secure enterprise mobility solution on the market today. Hear Ambika Gadre of Cisco discuss the benefits of this solution.Protocols for Growth: the Future of Your Network
Learn how IPv6, multicast, 802.11n, and Group Encrypted Transport VPN can help prepare your network for the demands of future traffic growth.Making Your Network Future-Proof
New, advanced applications and services delivered over the network infrastructure are enabling businesses to move faster, better compete, and increase customer satisfaction. However, they are also increasing the stress on today's enterprise IP networks. Quick capacity fixes are not the answer. Learn how to prepare the enterprise network for the inevitable changes that technologies such as software-as-a-service and virtualization will bring over the next five years.How to Transition to a Strategic Network Platform
New technology trends such as unified communications, virtualization, and mobility are handily showing business benefits, but they are also putting strains on the corporate network. IT managers are struggling to provide higher availability, manage a complex network of devices and systems, and reduce total cost of ownership. This paper, produced by the Yankee Group, outlines a strategic approach, in which the network is viewed as a single, end-to-end system, with the goals of providing lower TCO, increased uptime, and faster time-to-market of new services.Getting the Most From Your Vendors
Most corporate networks contain a mix of devices, systems, and applications from multiple vendors. Trying to maintain network availability amid this complex environment is a challenge—not to mention the difficulty it brings in keeping costs low. This white paper explores how vendor selection strategy can bring about network transformation. It also recommends ways to best work with suppliers to optimize network performance while managing total cost of ownership.Cisco Security White Paper
Got employees? Then you need to understand the unintended consequences of employee mistakes when it comes to data protection. Learn more by reading “Data Leakage Worldwide: Common Risks and Mistakes Employees Make”.Cisco Professional Services for IT GRC
An IT GRC program can provide a more holistic approach to information security by combining siloed security and compliance efforts, and supporting business collaboration.Forrester Research: ROI of Cisco WAAS and Windows Server
In this new study, Forrester conducted nine in-depth interviews with clients using Cisco WAAS and Windows Server. See the many quantifiable results of clients, who on average saw a risk-adjusted ROI of 190% along with a 11-month payback period.Networking Goes Borderless
A fresh look at networking architecture is required to deal with the increasing demand for anywhere, anytime access to corporate networks, plus skyrocketing demand for video and interactive content. In this interview, Marie Hattar, Cisco Systems VP of Network Systems and Security Solutions, describes why future business success depends on borderless networking.Mobility without Complexity: Four Tips to Prepare Your LAN for 802.11n
Read these 4 easy-to-follow suggestions on how to simplify deployment of an 802.11n wireless network on your wired LAN to take advantage of performance enhancements, scalability and maximize LAN efficiency.Transforming the Next Generation Branch Office Experience—Any Service, Anywhere
Transform your branch office experience and deploy services “on demand” as business needs dictate with the new Cisco® Integrated Services Routers Generation 2 (ISR G2) Family. This new architecture meets performance requirements for the next generation of WAN and network services, enables cost-effective delivery of high-definition collaboration at the branch office and provides the secure transition to the next generation of cloud and virtualized network services— while reducing overall operating costs.Wireless vs. Wire Line – What’s Right for Your Organization
The next two years will see significant improvements in wireless LANs and wire line networks. Determine you own network roadmap by reading this report from ABI Research that covers the pros and cons of both technologies.Demo: Cisco Wide Area Application Services
This flash demo quickly demonstrates how Cisco WAAS can provide WAN performance at LAN-like speed. See real-world comparisons of large file downloads, data backups and CAD file transfers executed with WAAS and without. The results are dramatic.Case Study: WAN Optimization and SAN Switches Return $700,000 Annual Cost Savings
See how a 90,000-employee construction supplier transformed their data center by moving to director-class SAN switches. The results: network traffic savings of 3TB per month, massive server consolidation and $700,000 annual savings in operating expenses.
802.11n Wireless for Campus Mobility
Today’s college students are from the “collaboration generation.” They arrive on campus with multiple devices and expect wireless connectivity wherever they go. Watch this video to see how major educational institutions met the demand with 802.11n networks that delivered higher bandwidth, denser signal and higher speeds for students and faculty.Low Cost WAN Optimization: Windows Server on WAAS
70 to 90 percent of resources are consumed at the branch, making WAN optimization a valued technology. And while WAN optimization has helped improve performance and decrease WAN usage, it has not fully addressed the need for cost efficient local services. Learn how Windows Server over WAAS can provide true, cost-effective WAN optimization at the branch.Forrester Research: Multi-Company Study of WAN Optimization
Watch this Webcast to see the real-world benefits and quantifiable ROI companies are realizing with WAN optimization. Forrester conducted in-depth interviews with 5 organizations. Savings from branch operations alone included, avoidance of bandwidth upgrades, lack of increased server counts, lower maintenance costs, accelerated remote data backups and an average risk-adjusted ROI of 176%.The 802.11n Ratification Checklist
The ratification of 802.11n promises to unleash the power of mobility. This checklist advises how to avoid common pitfalls when integrating 802.11n into your network – from developing a 5-GHz strategy to selecting the right adapters and more.Deployment Guide: Cisco Application Networking for Microsoft SharePoint
This deployment guide offers in-depth technical guidance on implementing a Cisco Network with Microsoft SharePoint. This joint solution provides: • Data center, branch and remote user application services • Improved recovery time and point objectives • Faster response time over the WAN • SOA security • Reduced capital and operational costs.


