Cisco 800 Series Integrated Services Routers (ISR 800)
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We've been using it as a managed solution and the managed services as well. So when we use the Cisco product, we sell to the customer as a bundle where we do the engineering of the product and do the accreditation and lifecycle before we sell this to the customer. So the scope will involve the lifecycle and also the support pre-sales and post-sales.
Pros
- It's modularity and flexibility and I would say a wide support for a lot of different integration with cloud networking and legacy stuff as well.
Cons
- We can suggest it's more on the ease of usage. So I see some sort of complexity in terms of activations at customer sites. For example, like zero touch provisioning, which is, Cisco still claims that it supports, but it's not as good as what we expect usually compared to other products. So that's one sort of place where we seek the Cisco can improve.
Most Important Features
- N/A
Return on Investment
- The positives is definitely a lot of customers now started using our solutions with Cisco, not just the other vendors that I'm talking about in specific Cisco. We have multiple customers. It's both mostly enterprise customers. So yeah, that's on the positive side.
- There isn't much to speak about the negative side of it, but just that we are trying to ensure that Cisco is being more adaptive to any new adaptive networks that we will be receiving from the customers. So we need to support that. So maybe were just looking to see what it can support in future.
