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Cisco to Manufacture in India to Meet Rising Demands; Targets $1 Billion in Exports, Domestic Production
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins outlined plans targeting $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) of combined exports and domestic production from India amid the country's aggressive positioning as a manufacturing destination for global players.
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Cisco To Manufacture In India, CEO Says Pace Of Digitisation "Incredible"
US network gear maker Cisco today announced manufacturing plans for Tamil Nadu, India, as its chairman and CEO Chuck Robbins asserted that the company is bullish about India market and its prospects.
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Cisco Chairman John Chambers To Step Down, Ending An Era At Tech Company
Under John Chambers' leadership, Cisco's sales surged to about $48 billion from $1.2 billion in 1995.
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Cisco India Revenue Crosses $1 Billion, Up 20 Percent Last Year: CEO Chuck Robbins
Dinesh Malkani, President, India and Saarc, Cisco said that India should be in the top 3 or 4 markets for the company in terms of revenue in the next few years.
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Cisco Readies Plan to Set Up Manufacturing Plant in India
Terming India as one of its "best bases", Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said the company is "very actively involved in India across the board."
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Cisco Readies Plan To Set Up Manufacturing Plant In India
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said the company is "very actively involved in India across the board" and working on a broader base from digitisation to smart cities in the country.
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Cisco CEO Asks IT Firms to Bet on India
Mr Chambers said he would soon visit India. "Chuck and I will be India in a week and a half...," he said. Chuck Robbins is the incoming CEO.
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Cisco's Chambers to step down as CEO, Robbins to take over
Chuck Robbins, 49, will take over as CEO while 65-year-old Chambers will become executive chairman and continue to be chairman.
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Cisco's Chambers to Step Down as CEO
Cisco Systems Inc said on Monday that chief executive John Chambers would step down after 20 years at the helm to become executive chairman, and that 17-year company veteran Chuck Robbins would become CEO effective July 26.
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Cisco to Manufacture in India to Meet Rising Demands; Targets $1 Billion in Exports, Domestic Production
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins outlined plans targeting $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) of combined exports and domestic production from India amid the country's aggressive positioning as a manufacturing destination for global players.
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Cisco To Manufacture In India, CEO Says Pace Of Digitisation "Incredible"
US network gear maker Cisco today announced manufacturing plans for Tamil Nadu, India, as its chairman and CEO Chuck Robbins asserted that the company is bullish about India market and its prospects.
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Cisco Chairman John Chambers To Step Down, Ending An Era At Tech Company
Under John Chambers' leadership, Cisco's sales surged to about $48 billion from $1.2 billion in 1995.
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Cisco India Revenue Crosses $1 Billion, Up 20 Percent Last Year: CEO Chuck Robbins
Dinesh Malkani, President, India and Saarc, Cisco said that India should be in the top 3 or 4 markets for the company in terms of revenue in the next few years.
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Cisco Readies Plan to Set Up Manufacturing Plant in India
Terming India as one of its "best bases", Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said the company is "very actively involved in India across the board."
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Cisco Readies Plan To Set Up Manufacturing Plant In India
Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins said the company is "very actively involved in India across the board" and working on a broader base from digitisation to smart cities in the country.
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Cisco CEO Asks IT Firms to Bet on India
Mr Chambers said he would soon visit India. "Chuck and I will be India in a week and a half...," he said. Chuck Robbins is the incoming CEO.
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Cisco's Chambers to step down as CEO, Robbins to take over
Chuck Robbins, 49, will take over as CEO while 65-year-old Chambers will become executive chairman and continue to be chairman.
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Cisco's Chambers to Step Down as CEO
Cisco Systems Inc said on Monday that chief executive John Chambers would step down after 20 years at the helm to become executive chairman, and that 17-year company veteran Chuck Robbins would become CEO effective July 26.
