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Recent work:
>Five Years On, the Success of the Cisco Carrier Routing System Continues to Beat Expectations feature for News@Cisco.
>Cisco White Paper on Role for I.T. in G-20 Recovery Plans blog for The Platform on Cisco.com.
>Soumitra Dutta of INSEAD and Robert Pepper of Cisco Discuss the Global Information Technology Report Q&A feature for News@Cisco.
>Should I stay or should I go? podcast for Jobsite (broadcast on Absolute Radio, UK).
>Cisco Tailors its Strategy to Meet the Specific Requirements of Economies in Emerging Markets feature for News@Cisco.
>Cisco, Microsoft and Other IT Leaders Launch e-Skills Industry Leadership Board feature for News@Cisco.
>Cisco makes the case for WiMAX at Mobile World Congress blog for The Platform on Cisco.com.
>WebEx Added to Smartphones at Mobile World Congress blog for The Platform on Cisco.com.
>Digital Video Recorders and Video on Demand Change the Viewing Habits of TV Audiences Worldwide feature for News@Cisco.

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