Also, shortly after cisco purchased linksys (and with a little journalistic
help), many of the past problems with their software finally 'surfaced'
and were addressed. Given cisco's long history (internally) to standards
and quality, I'd have to take some sizable bets on product improvement
as
On Wed, 2005-04-27 at 23:22 -0400, Steven Kalcevich wrote:
I think its a win win situation. Cisco has tons of money to throw at
them to get a better product with more features. I dont believe they
would aquire them and not put money in them to make a better product.
I guess the
In 1998 Cisco purchased a company called Summa Four for $116 Million,
and left them to die on the vine. It all depends on what they (Cisco )
want from the transaction. If Sipura has a part in causing a drop in
Cisco revenue due to adoption by the Open source community, then they
may well buy the
Andres wrote:
In 1998 Cisco purchased a company called Summa Four for $116 Million,
and left them to die on the vine. It all depends on what they (Cisco )
want from the transaction. If Sipura has a part in causing a drop in
Cisco revenue due to adoption by the Open source community, then they
may
David Boyd wrote:
In 1998 Cisco purchased a company called Summa Four for $116
Million, and left them to die on the vine. It all depends on
what they (Cisco ) want from the transaction. If Sipura has
a part in causing a drop in Cisco revenue due to adoption by
the Open source
Brian Leyton wrote:
Well, I tend to think that Sipura's products will come out ahead here. For
example, when Cisco bought Linksys, one might have expected them to cripple
or shut them down - after all, Linksys makes routers, and Cisco makes
routers. Obviously that didn't happen, because Cisco
Have you seen this story? Cisco definitely wants to own the VoIP
market. I wonder what effect this will have on Sipura products.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storyu=/nf/20050427/bs_nf/33554
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I guess the prices will go up like a rocket
Isamar
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005, MF Hulber wrote:
Have you seen this story? Cisco definitely wants to own the VoIP
market. I wonder what effect this will have on Sipura products.
We can always buy from China, not to mention some of they will support
IAX2 protocol.
#Joseph
On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 09:54 +0900, Isamar Maia wrote:
I guess the prices will go up like a rocket
Isamar
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005, MF Hulber wrote:
Have you seen this story? Cisco
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I guess the prices will go up like
I think its a win win situation. Cisco has tons of money to throw at
them to get a better product with more features. I dont believe they
would aquire them and not put money in them to make a better product.
I guess the prices will go up like a rocket
Not necessarily, When Cisco
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