Update: Jaymes Krueger has recently posted an updated Cisco DNA Center blog: "Debunking the Top Cisco DNA Center Misconceptions." (March 2022). Read it here. ___ For years, we’ve heard about Software Defined Networking (SDN), and while the hype has been tremendous, we in the engineering community have joked that SDN stands for “Still Does Nothing”. Now that that SDN has been overhyped, marketers have moved on to terms like SD-Access (or SD-WAN) and Digitization. So, when Cisco recently announced their Digital Network Architecture, or DNA, the engineering community reacted with a collective yawn. Just another marketing term, right? Is this just an attempt to erase stale connotations of the first-generation SDN? Not exactly, as it turns out. Where SDN was the automation of network management, Cisco DNA is the automation of the network itself, or “digital networking”.

Internetwork Engineering is proud to announce that it has officially been named the XMedius 2016 United States Unified Communcations partner of the year. The awards are announced annually, and are given to valued partners that display a thorough expertise in XMediusFAX solutions and have exceptional sales growth.

Update (2/14): Cisco has an update on its clock signal component issue, and has announced that those elgible for defective device replacement include: