Cisco 4000 Series Integrated Services Routers (ISR 4000)

Good ROI.

Reduce downtime thanks to redundant gateway protocols.

Reduce downtime thanks to uplink failover configurations.

Can be used for ISE, Meraki access point, FTD firewall, works well, no worry about integration with any third party product. As this device can be multipurpose, ROI is faster and usable for longer period of time, as no EOL any time soon

This is an integrated modular device so even if my small offices are closed over a period of time, this can be re-purposed for other requirements within organization

This device supports WAN optimization within software. This reduces the requirement of that specific optimization device, which reduces my overall cost for a branch network

It is a positive impact for our investment to use the Cisco router because we find out that it is cost effective if we compare to other products. In term of routing, and the specific job that it's used to do.

From what I was saying previously, I give more positive than negative. There's always room for improvement. That's why Cisco is coming up with this innovative kind of products and they've got a roadmap for the next five, 10 years. So if you look at it, it's changing. So what Cisco was thinking five years ago, 10 years ago when we deployed this stuff, they may not be thinking about what we have now is artificial intelligence with cybersecurity becoming more critical now. So with a new product, I believe that these have been taken into consideration when they innovate those new products. So it's a good product I would say, but there's always room for improvement in an ever-changing industry, especially in IT.

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