A story in The Wall Street Journal this week detailed Cisco's still-new management structure, created in the wake of a dismal earnings announcement to the tune of a 46% profit drop for the quarter.
“But chief executive John Chambers said there are signs the economy likely reached a ‘tipping point' during the quarter,” the article said, and vowed to bring the company back to “double-digit growth.” Let's hope he's right. What was most interesting about the piece was Chambers' pointing ...