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Nightmare Cisco customer product deployments
There's a new rumor Cisco will shut down its alleged ill-fated money-losing Collaboration Business Unit by end of this calender year (2015) and integrate some of those products with other offerings.
However most revealingly, the below conference call video shows Cisco's Senior Director of WebEx Engineering, Robert Ryan, discussing a list of nightmare Cisco customer product deployments with 10 distraught and very frustrated Cisco executives.
New York City: Sun, 10/26/14 - 5:22pm View comments
Play the internal video which was deleted by Cisco's legal team in a complaint to Youtube
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The above conference call video features the following distraught and very frustrated Cisco executives:
They discuss what's not happening at Cisco Corporate that's causing nightmare Cisco product deployments for the following customers.
Discussion of the nightmare Cisco product deployment issues being suffered by the following customer:
Cisco's product has been a nightmare at every deployment nationwide for the following customers:
A Cisco executive admits that Cisco's product is so confusing and complex that Cisco's Account Managers refuse to even discuss the product with customers.
A Cisco executive admits that his customer with perhaps the largest deployment in Cisco's customer base:
Continues to have a troublesome environment and is looking to buy from Cisco's competitors (after battling for 1½ years with Cisco's products).
A Cisco executive admits that when looking from Cisco's corporate perspective, it makes sense that decisions will have to be made that "harm" Cisco's customers!
A Cisco executive admits that even though Cisco's customers have invested millions of dollars into Cisco's equipment, Cisco's now changing architectures and NOT supporting the converged solution.
A Cisco executive asks Cisco's Senior Director of WebEx Engineering, Robert Ryan, to define the word "works."
Why would he do that?
Well, the Cisco executive then complains about outdated code and outdated product that simply just don't work.
Cisco's Senior Director of WebEx Engineering, Robert Ryan, brags with a PowerPoint slide that shows 15 open customer found defects among 10 million lines of Cisco software code.
Astonishingly, a Cisco executive then responds that it's NOT defect issues, but behavioral issues that are causing nightmare customer deployments.
This appears to go right over the head of Cisco's Senior Director of WebEx Engineering, Robert Ryan.
A Cisco executive gives further details on the nightmare deployment of Cisco customer:
Intersil found so many defects in documentation that it opened TAC cases every step.
A Cisco executive states for the record that it's a 100% issue effecting all his customers, including:
He further states that Cisco's documentation errors are consuming his customers.
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