How Has Cisco’s Revenue Composition Changed In The Last Five Years?
Cisco’s Network Security & Other segment has become more important for Cisco in the last five years, mainly due to the company’s push in the security domain. With increasing competition from white-label hardware manufacturers, Cisco has been bolstering its security to give customers added incentives to choose Cisco’s proprietary hardware over cheaper white-label alternatives.
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