Cisco: Early if Not Elegant (A)
Bourgeois, L. J. I...
Cisco: Early if Not Elegant (A)
Bourgeois, L. J. III; Chatterjee, Sayan; Yemen, Gerry
BP-0446 | Published April 19, 2002 | 24 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
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Its unique integration process had worked well for Cisco from 1994 until 2001, when its buying spree ended, causing public speculation that the firm had overshopped. Yet in early 2002, the CEO of Cisco announced that he would acquire eight or ten companies that year. This case examines Cisco's postmerger integration (PMI) strategy. Students will discover how Cisco realizes value from its acquisitions and challenged to consider how Cisco's PMI strategy reflects its corporate strategy and culture.
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