Chambers number 2 walks out of Cisco
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CEO wannabe Giancarlo not a team player Cisco number two Charles Giancarlo, who was widely tipped to become the firm's next CEO, has resigned.â¦
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SAN FRANCISCO - Two days after reporting another knockout fiscal quarter, Cisco Systems Inc. said Thursday that Mike Volpi, the senior vice president and general manager in charge of the routing and service provider technology group, has resigned from the company.
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A CFO who helped Nortel Networks recover from an accounting scandal and years of poor results is leaving the company after about two years on the job.
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The government&#39;s cybersecurity chief has abruptly resigned from the Homeland Security Department amid a concerted campaign by the technology industry and some lawmakers to persuade
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Watkins buys Teksys Former Cisco UK boss Alan Watkins has jumped the fence into the channel with the buyout of Teksys, a Microsoft LAR (large account reseller).â¦
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PeopleSoft Chairman and CEO David Duffield has resigned from the company, effective Dec. 21, according to a filing Tuesday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Two more of America&#39;s top spies were reported yesterday to be leaving the CIA, as an attempt to fix the troubled agency appeared increasingly to be dividing its ranks and driving out its most experienced officials.
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(InfoWorld) - The departure of Mike Volpi as the head of Cisco Systems Inc.'s routing business "coincides" with a reorganization of that part of the company, but is not the reason for his resignation, a Cisco spokesman said Thursday. Volpi resigned, effective immediately, from his position as senior vice president and general manager of Cisco's Routing and Service Provider Technology Group. The company said Volpi has resigned to pursue new professional opportunities, but was not specific. In news reports, which described him as one in the line of succession to Cisco CEO John Chambers, Volpi said he wants to create an organization that reflects his own personality. In the wake of Volpi's departure, the company is reorganizing its product development groups for telecommunications service providers and network operating system software to better respond to increasing business opportunities and customer requirements in these areas, Cisco stated on its Web site. Senior vice presidents Tony Bates and Pankaj Patel, who had reported to Volpi, will take over management of the renamed Service Provider Technology Group, the company stated. The group will focus on a growing part of Cisco's business -- cellular, video, VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) and landline telecommunications companies, said Charlie Giancarlo, Cisco's chief development officer. Cisco is also creating a new Networking Software and Systems Technology Group, to be headed by Lele Nardin, previously vice president and general manager of the Mid-Range Routing business unit, and Bob Marinconz, previously vice president of engineering for Cisco's cable and video initiatives. Although the reorganization coincides with Volpi's departure, he didn't leave because of it nor were the changes made because he left. "It just means they all happened at the same time," said Wilson Craig, a company spokesman.
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Cisco Systems Inc. said senior executive Mike Volpi resigned yesterday, a move that appears to clear the way for chief development officer Charles Giancarlo to eventually head the network equipment maker.
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Cisco Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:CSCO) today announced that James C. Morgan has informed the company of his decision to retire from its board of directors and will not stand for re-election.
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Blog: Cisco CEO John Chambers takes issue with a recent Businessweek story that claims the telecom industry has been resurrected from the dead, saying instead that the market is simply entering the next phase of develoment
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Former CEO quits on heels of bad quarterly loss.
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The top cybersecurity official in the United States has resigned, a little over a year after joining the Department of Homeland Security, the agency said Friday.
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Investor's Business Daily - John Chambers may lead one of the largest tech firms in the world -- networking gear maker Cisco Systems -- but the West Virginia native couldn&#39;t even keep up with classmates as an elementary student.
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By Amy Thomson  John Chambers, chief executive of Cisco Systems, said Thursday that he planned to remain in the top job for two to five more years to help with the company's transition to video-based conferencing and networking products.
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The head of the nation's second largest teachers union is stepping down.
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It's the second time this year the disk drive maker has seen its CFO resign.