Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers said his customers and those of Microsoft are demanding that the two companies work together. But who's leading whom on the communications dance floor?
"Are we both used to leading? Yes," he said, noting that the companies may step on each other's toes from time to time. "But that won't stop us from dancing together. Our philosophy is that it's always better to partner than collide. So it's in our best interest to partner with Microsoft." For full story, click here.
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