Cisco's Organizational Structure and its Collaborative Approach to Decision Making


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Case Details:
Case Code : HROB132
Case Length : 25 pages
Period : 2001-2010
Pub Date : 2010
Teaching Note :Not Available
Organization : Cisco Systems, Inc.
Industry : Information Technology
Countries : US; Global

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As a leader in switches, routers and other Internet technology, the US-based Cisco System, Inc. (Cisco) likened its business to that of a plumber, i.e., a plumber of the Internet.

However, in the first decade of the new millennium, the industry Cisco operated in had changed drastically with the fast pace of technological change and consolidation in the industry. The challenge before Cisco was how to change its business processes so as to cater to the changing market. According to John T. Chambers (Chambers), the Chairman and CEO of Cisco, "The future's about, how do you add intelligence to that plumbing? And how do you do it architecturally from a technology point of view, going from any device to any content over any combination of networks and data, voice, video? Sounds simple; really complex with security and predictability. But how do you change the business process?"6...

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6] "McKinsey Conversations With Global Leaders: John Chambers of Cisco," www.mckinseyquarterly.com, July 2009.

 

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