Back In January, Cisco was among the very first to respond to the World IPv6 Day rallying cry launched by the Internet Society and major Internet content providers such as Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Akamai. Since then, we have been working across the industry with other participants, customers, and users to ensure that this global experiment was a success.

In 2010, there were 12.5 billion devices connected to the Internet. Looking to the future, Cisco IBSG predicts there will be 25 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2015, and 50 billion by 2020. But how will having lots of things connected to the Internet change everything?

Social media may be the biggest shift since the Industrial Revolution – and one that businesses ignore at their peril.

Not that long ago, appearing “on television” was an extraordinary event for most people. But in an age of YouTube and Facebook, when most of us carry a device capable of recording video, video has lost its mystery. As a result, we are much more at ease with the idea of appearing on the screen. Aren’t we?

Ici on écoute Robet Adjakou, SE de Cisco qui nous parle de routing. A permis de passer en revue simplement quand et comment configure le PBR. En complément du routage IP classique, PBR offre  la possibilité aux administrateurs de réseau de configurer du routage sur la base d’autres critères de décision que l’adresse de destination. [...]