Cisco brings intent-based networking to the end-to-end network

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Network World Daily News Alert AM Jun 21, 2017 Cisco brings intent-based networking to the end-to-end network Cisco announced plans to deliver on "intent based" networking, which has the potential to be the biggest change ever in the way networks are managed. 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