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Cisco Podcast Network

The Cisco Podcast Network is a collective of podcasts from across Cisco spanning technology to culture and everything in between. Hear from Cisco customers, partners, and Cisco insiders on the topics that matter most to you. Email us with your feedback and suggestions. Discover your favorite playlists today!

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01:08:10

Sweats or suits? What hybrid work will look like.

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/12

Offices are opening, so what does this mean for employees? This past year has taught us that work is something you do, not somewhere you go. Cisco experts chime in on the future of work.

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00:21:24

Innovate Everywhere

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/12

Every great idea since the dawn of time started from someone spotting an opportunity and innovating.” In this episode of Cisco CX EMEAR: Unplugged, Phil Wolfenden is joined by Carlos Pignataro as they discuss the importance of innovation and its significance to our people, our teams and our business. Join the conversation and leave a comment under this podcast. We look forward to your thoughts on this topic!

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00:10:15

Ep. 37: Even Magic Can't Stop Internet Outages

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/11

This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. Today, we focused on an interesting outage that impacted Cloudflare Magic Transit, a relatively new offering from the CDN provider which aims to efficiently route and protect the network traffic of its customers. On May 3rd at approximately 3:00 PM PDT (10:00 PM UTC), ThousandEyes vantage points connecting to sites using Magic Transit began to detect significant packet loss at Cloudflare’s

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00:34:08

S2 EP6: Talking Internet Visibility with Mohit Lad

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/06

ThousandEyes Co-founder Mohit Lad never intended to be an entrepreneur, but when his Plan A and Plan B didn’t pan out, he took a calculated risk to start a company that he describes as the Google maps of the internet. Hear how ThousandEyes, which Cisco recently acquired, gives companies more visibility than ever.

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00:22:36

Learning Intentionally For Transformation with Jeneen...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/04

Jeneen and Mark discuss their experience with the LIFT, Learning Intentionally for Transformation, reverse mentoring program. Through the Connected Black Professionals Inclusive Community at Cisco, the program pairs Executives (mentees) with Senior African-American/Black professionals (mentors), bridging the gap across ethnic and racial divides through conscious conversations promoting understanding and increasing proximity to power an inclusive future for all. Mark and Jeneen share their real

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00:31:27

How did we go from 1G to 400G? The history of...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/04

Have you ever wondered why pluggable optics exist? Have you ever wondered what acronyms like QSFP, LR4, FEC, and PAM4 actually mean? In this episode I continue my conversation with my colleague Ray Nering. He explains to me how a lot of these came to be, starting from the days of 1Gb GBIC all the way up to today's 400Gb QSFP-DD. This is the final part of a four-episode conversation with Ray. In this episode we get into complexity trends and coherent optics. Pat Chou, Cisco Optics Product

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00:32:48

S2 EP5: Talking Education and the Digital Divide with...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/05/03

Dr. Oscar Rico, the Executive Director of Technology Services at Canutillo Independent School District in El Paso, Texas explains how Cisco technology helped bridge the digital divide in his community and power an inclusive recovery.

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00:18:06

Ep. 36: Microsoft Teams Outage Highlights Need to See...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/30

This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. We’re joined this week by Hans Ashlock, Director of Technology & Innovation at ThousandEyes, to discuss Tuesday’s Microsoft Teams outage. On Tuesday, April 27th, ThousandEyes tests began to detect an outage affecting the Teams service starting around 3 AM (PT) and lasting approximately 1.5 hours. While the outage occurred in the overnight hours for much of the Americas, the global nature of the

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00:30:42

Ep. 35: Major BGP Route Leak Disrupts Internet...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/27

This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. On today’s episode, we’re thrilled to be joined by Kemal Sanjta, ThousandEyes’ resident expert on BGP. This week, we’re going under the hood on the April 16th BGP leak at Vodafone India, which leaked more than 30,000 prefixes, causing a major disruption of Internet traffic to some services. While some news outlets reported that the incident lasted approximately 10 minutes (starting around 1:50AM

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00:46:36

Unhackable Principle: The Click

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/22

Does your current click behavior put you at risk? Find out why "clicking with purpose" keeps you safer online and learn how to deceive the deceivers. Mike and Sean share key tactics in their latest podcast, Unhackable Principle: The Click

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00:22:24

How did we go from 1G to 400G? The history of...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/20

Have you ever wondered why pluggable optics exist? Have you ever wondered what acronyms like QSFP, LR4, FEC, and PAM4 actually mean? In this episode I continue my conversation with my colleague Ray Nering. He explains to me how a lot of these came to be, starting from the days of 1Gb GBIC all the way up to today's 400Gb QSFP-DD. This is the third part of a four-episode conversation with Ray. In this episode we get into 100Gb pluggables and then the QSFP-DD form factor. Pat Chou, Cisco Optics Product

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00:24:44

Ep. 34: Facebook Outage Analysis; Plus, Why...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/15

This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. We’re back from a short sabbatical to cover an interesting outage at Facebook in what appears to be an application outage compounded by a series of routing issues. On April 8th, for roughly 40 minutes, the Facebook application became unavailable for users around the globe who were attempting to connect to the service. Despite the short-lived nature of the outage, we observed prolonged

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00:18:31

Circular Economy with Eve

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/13

Joining the podcast today, Eve discusses what it means to move from a linear to a circular economy and how she and her teammates are helping to shape the future of sustainability at Cisco. Wanting to impact the future? Apply today: http://cs.co/teamcisco

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00:16:38

Leadership for a Resilient Future of Work

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/12

In this episode listen to Dave West, President, Asia Pacific, Japan, and China at Cisco, and Ivor Soans, Editor - Special Features, BloombergQuint, as they discuss leadership in today’s work scenario. To learn more about Cisco’s business resiliency solutions, check out https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_in/business-resiliency.html

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00:24:19

How did we go from 1G to 400G? The history of...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/04/06

Have you ever wondered why pluggable optics exist? Have you ever wondered what acronyms like QSFP, LR4, FEC, and PAM4 actually mean? In this episode I continue my conversation with my colleague Ray Nering. He explains to me how a lot of these came to be, starting from the days of 1Gb GBIC all the way up to today's 400Gb QSFP-DD.Ê This is the second part of a four-episode conversation with Ray. In this episode we get into 10Gb pluggables and the drivers of next generation technology. Ð Pat Chou,

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00:15:21

How did we go from 1G to 400G? The history of...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/03/23

Have you ever wondered why pluggable optics exist? Have you ever wondered what acronyms like QSFP, LR4, FEC, and PAM4 actually mean? In this first episode I start a conversation with my colleague Ray Nering. He explains to me how a lot of these came to be, starting from the days of 1Gb GBIC all the way up to today's 400Gb QSFP-DD. This is the first part of a four-episode conversation with Ray. In this episode we start at the beginning, with GBIC and SFP. He also talks about why pluggables were

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00:25:26

S2 EP4: Talking Vaccine Distribution with Amit Chetal

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/03/11

Amit Chetal saw first-hand how difficult it was for his parents to sign up for vaccines, and quickly realized Cisco technology had the potential to make it an easier process. As the Retail Lead in Cisco’s Americas Industry Sales Organization, he gives us unique insight into the role technology plays in an inclusive recovery.

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00:31:28

10. Centre stage with CXC Lisbon

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/03/02

In this episode of CX EMEAR: Unplugged, our host, Claudia Kittredge, talks to Alena, Fernando and Nuno about their journeys at the CX Centre Lisbon - the newest CX Centre globally! From the overview of their roles, through the importance of certification, to the giving back activities – tune in to hear a range of stories. Ready to apply? Join them now: http://cs.co/6016HgDrK

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00:22:50

S2 EP3: Talking Applications with Linda Tong

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/02/25

Linda Tong, the General Manager of AppDynamics which is part of Cisco, didn’t originally set out to work in tech, but she’s all in now. Hear how her diverse background, which includes a stint at the NFL, ultimately led her to AppD, and why she’s so excited about the new Cisco Secure Application.

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00:19:53

Ep. 1: ISP Outages On The Rise, Router Failure Takes...

Cisco Podcast Network ·

2021/02/25

In this inaugural episode of The Internet Report, hosts Angelique Medina and Archana Kesavan of ThousandEyes discuss the health of the global Internet, focusing on outage data trends across ISPs, public cloud providers, business collaboration apps and edge networks. Guest Deepak Ravisankaran joins to walk through a recent Google services disruption that took place on March 26, 2020.

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