#MERAKI DASHBOARD FULL#

#MERAKI DASHBOARD FULL#

Whether youвЂ™re attending Cisco Live or not, follow usВ on Twitter at the official conference Twitter account, and join the conversation using hashtag #CLUS.LAS VEGAS вЂ“ Cisco is taking a major step toward bringing a full cloud-managed enterprise networking solution to market by connecting its Catalyst switching and wireless hardware to the Meraki dashboard.

It is designed to provide customers with a SASE product that is quick to deploy and easy to manage, and can simplify how organizations connect and protect users, things and applications, Cisco said.ДЄll the new offerings are intended to help customers simplify their IT operations, unifying as many disparate applications as possible under a single, cloud-based management platform and offered as a service to customers. C isco provided more information about Cisco+ Secure Connect Now, its new secure access service edge solution initially unveiled at the RSA security conference.Delivered as a service, Nexus cloud makes it easier to deploy, manage and operate cloud networking, the company said. Cisco also announced Cisco Nexus Cloud, which allows Cisco data center customers to manage their Nexus switches in the cloud.

вЂњCampus and branch networking customers can now simplify their IT operations by combining the best in cloud management with the best in networking hardware,вЂќ Cisco said in a press release. Customers will now be able to manage both via the same interface, which Cisco officials described as a major step toward helping IT administrators simplify their operations.

Cisco is connecting itsВ Catalyst switching and wireless hardwareВ to the Meraki dashboard.The company made several announcements during the keynote, including: вЂњNow youвЂ™re operating in this massively distributed world, where employees are everywhere, dataвЂ™s everywhere and now you have devices everywhere,вЂќ he said. Hybrid work is about much more than just collaboration technology and optimizing the meeting experience it requires rethinking whole network architectures, physical spaces and device strategies to make work both intuitive and secure. Robbins outlined four priorities for Cisco for the modern era: reimagining applications, powering hybrid work, infrastructure transformation and security.ДЄpplications must be retooled because theyвЂ™re at the heart of both customer and worker experience, and because the world for which they were built has changed, he said. In Las Vegas, Robbins took the stage in front of an in-person Cisco Live audience for the first time since 2019 and didnвЂ™t hold back his joy, noting that he was delighted to not have to deliver his keynote вЂњin an empty studio in San Jose, Calif., not knowing if anyoneвЂ™s listening,вЂќ which is how he recorded his keynote addresses in 20, when Cisco Live was a remote-only event.Д¬lick the banner below to receive exclusive industry content when you register as an Insider.Д¬iscoвЂ™s Priorities Include Hybrid Work, Modern Apps вЂњWe can educate people with this tech, we can provide aspects of healthcare with this tech, and now that no oneвЂ™s going to the office, we can hire people right where they are.вЂќ вЂњThere are some many problems that we can actually solve with this technology,вЂќ Robbins said. The good news is that modern technology вЂњis incredibly powerfulвЂќ and is being deployed in response to many of these crises to great effect. These events may seem unrelated, but in reality, вЂњthereвЂ™s always going to be some sort of crisis, thatвЂ™s just the world we live in,вЂќ he said. Other than that, everythingвЂ™s been pretty normal.вЂќ вЂњWeвЂ™ve had a global trade crisis, a pandemic, weвЂ™ve dealt with social justice issues, we have a war in Ukraine, problems in the supply chain and runaway inflation. вЂњJust think of whatвЂ™s happened in the last five years,вЂќ Robbins mused. So argued Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco Systems, in his keynote address at Cisco Live, the companyвЂ™s annual event for customers, partners, analysts and others. An era of permanent crisis has dawned, but technology is here to help.