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Retired after 40+ years experience in IT / Computer Networking, including:
- 24 years as Cisco SE
- 19 years Enterprise IT, as both customer and Cisco SE
- 22 years SP experience, as both customer and Cisco SE
CCIExpired #5286
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimberg/
Retired after 40+ years experience in IT / Computer Networking, including:
- 24 years as Cisco SE
- 19 years Enterprise IT, as both customer and Cisco SE
- 22 years SP experience, as both customer and Cisco SE
CCIExpired #5286
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimberg/ ...
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