CiscoLive US is my absolute FAVORITE work week of the entire year! ….. And it is JUST around the corner! By now, I usually have blogged my schedule. This year I admit I wasn’t going to. Why? Well just look... Read More ›
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We’re going back to our roots here at Network Collective and that means we’re going to be spending more time chatting and less time with agendas. In this episode we discuss Russ’s impression of ONUG 2019 in Dallas, the team’s take on solving problems in a meeting, the value of meetings in general, and the slow but steady rise of SDN adoption in the enterprise.
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Danger Storm Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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