Cisco's enterprise agreement takes the stress out of software licensing
Cisco's been threatening to move to software for years - and it just might have taken its first steps
Today, software dominates IT. It is present in almost every part of the industry, and most IT products are sold at least partly as software. Enterprise agreements (EAs) have become part and parcel of...
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