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Customers come first and an integral part of Cisco's DNA is creating long-lasting customer partnerships and working with them to identify their needs and provide solutions that support success. The concept of solutions being driven to address specific customer challenges has been with Cisco since its inception. Husband and wife Len Bosack and Sandy Lerner, both working for Stanford University, wanted to email each other from their respective offices located in different buildings but were unable to due to technological shortcomings. A technology had to be invented to deal with
disparate local area protocols; and as a result of solving their challenge - the multi-protocol router was born. Since then Cisco has shaped the future of the Internet by creating unprecedented value and
opportunity for their customers, employees, investors and ecosystem partners and has become the worldwide leader in networking - transforming how people connect, communicate and collaborate.
Cisco has a proven track record of successfully capturing market transitions. Beginning in 1997 with the reality that Voice and Video would all be one, moving to the Networks of Networks in 2000 and the
Network becoming the platform for all related technologies and the core of customer solutions, and the most recent market transition of Collaboration and Web 2.0 technologies. We owe much of this to our
customers - as listening to their needs, ideas, challenges, etc. help define the future and what is needed for their success.
As market transitions evolve so do our product offerings - all to best meet customer needs. Over time, Cisco has evolved from Enterprise and Service Provider solutions to addressing customer needs in many
other segments including Small, Consumer and Commercial. The network has truly become the platform for providing one seamless, transparent customer experience. As a result, Cisco and Cisco technology is
changing the way we work, live, play and learn. We strive to be "Best in the World" and "Best for the World" - offering solutions that meet customer needs, exceed their expectations and contribute to the
world in a positive way. Connecting and collaborating with others is a key element of Cisco's culture. Making the world a smaller place through technology and using it to enhance life experiences. That's the
"Human Network" - a place where everyone is connected.
Cisco is committed to innovation and research and development is a core component of our corporate culture. Cisco spends nearly $5.3 billion a year in R&D, making them one of the top R&D spenders in the world. When looking at R&D as a percentage of revenue Cisco matches or exceeds industry peers and secures their commitment to innovation.
Cisco believes community belongs to everyone and connecting and collaborating with others is a key element of our culture. Making the world a smaller place through technology and using it to enhance
life experiences is something they take seriously. While market transitions evolve and change over time, the components of our culture remain consistent. For these are Ciscos core values, the basis of all we do - and the spirit in which we do it - and are embraced with the intention of customer success and positively contributing to the world and others. Cisco employees are committed to giving back. Volunteering is a huge part of Cisco's culture, and the numbers speak for themselves: Since 2001, Cisco employees have logged more than one million (1,128,970 ) volunteer hours - a number which continues to increase year over year.
Corporate and social responsibility is a key component to Cisco's culture and their products promote collaboration and communication of information that is used not only to power businesses, but to modernize
governments, support education, and foster economic development. Cisco's 2009 Corporate Citizenship Report addresses stakeholder concerns for our citizenship governance practices and commitment to their
employees, the environment, and society. It reflects Cisco's thinking and progress to date on the issues that affect the sustainability and health of our business and society, and describes the tangible benefits of our corporate social responsibility activities.
Cisco is committed to operating in an environmentally-responsible manner, creating energy-efficient products, providing solutions to our customers that help them to meet their environmental goals, and
inspiring our employees to get involved and take action. We believe in the opportunity for the ICT industry to reduce emissions while disproportionately helping others to reduce theirs. Our vision is, "if it
can be connected to the Internet, it can be green."
A differentiator for Cisco is internal innovation, acquisition strategy and partner approach. The ability to innovate has become the harbinger of success and sustainability for the modern corporation. Of
all of the companies on the Fortune 500 in 1965, only 19% remain on this prestigious list today - those who were able to successfully innovate and reinvent themselves. Cisco's acquisition strategy is
best-in-world and they particularly look for acquisitions that capitalize on market disruption through new technologies and new business models.
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