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Operator Welcome to Cisco's third-quarter fiscal-year 2021 financial results conference call. At the request of Cisco, today's conference is being recorded. If you have any objections, you may disconnect. Now, I would like to introduce Marilyn Mora, head of investor relations. Ma'am, you may begin. Marilyn Mora -- Head of Investor Relations Welcome, everyone, to Cisco's third-quarter fiscal 2021 quarterly earnings conference call. This is Marilyn Mora, head of investor relations, and I'm joined by Chuck Robbins, our chairman and CEO; and Scott Herren, our CFO. By now, you should have seen ou...

Cisco, Dell, HPE and others are ramping up efforts to deliver usage-based pricing models and managed services for on-prem servers, storage and networking gear.

Cisco’s Plan for Delivering the Data Center (and More) as a Service The networking giant is joining HPE and Dell in the pursuit of cloudifying the experience of consuming data center tech. Cisco is following its peers like Dell Technologies and Hewlett Packard Enterprise into the brave new world of selling everything – even data center hardware – as a service. It’s made several acquisitions that are expected to help it stand out in this small crowd of old-guard enterprise IT giants, the most consequential of which in this context being its $1 billion takeover of the network moni...

5 Signs HPE’s GreenLake As-A-Service Bet Is Paying Off: HPE CEO Antonio Neri HPE CEO Antonio Neri Wednesday told shareholders the edge-to-cloud platform-as-a-service powerhouse is seeing ‘strong momentum and customer adoption’ of its GreenLake pay-per-use cloud service. By Steven Burke April 14, 2021, 04:20 PM EDT Pandemic Has Accelerated As-A-Service Adoption HPE CEO Antonio Neri Wednesday told shareholders at the company’s virtual annual meeting that that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing more customers to embrace the hybrid cloud IT as-a-service mod...

For compute and SD-WAN only, with plenty of details not yet in place Share Copy Cisco has taken steps towards IT-as-a-service with a new “Plus” offering launched last week at Cisco Live. The core of the new offering, which will appear later this quarter, is that you’ll be able to buy bundles of Cisco SaaS and hardware, paid for under a single subscription. Cisco, or a partner, will own and manage the equipment that runs on your premises. You’ll pay for an agreed amount of usage, with the possibility to scale up but not always to burst into temporary capacity.