AT&T to resell Cisco telepresence gear to feds
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By Carolyn Duffy Marsan
AT&T and Cisco have inked an exclusive deal that allows the
carrier's government marketing arm to sell fully managed
room-based video conferencing systems from Cisco to federal
agencies.Read full story
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