2022年11月17日,

2022年11月16日,06:44点的一个强大的第一财政季度,思科表示,它将“平衡”特定的业务单位,包括思科的合作,为了进一步投资战略领域的增长,该公司的首席执行官查克·罗宾斯在周三宣布。分享这个思科系统削弱破纪录的积压和录得历史上最大的季度收入总额2023年公司第一财政季度,根据思科董事长兼首席执行官查克·罗宾斯。供应链的科技巨头看到一个宽松约束和组件短缺在2023年第一季度,这种转变使得思科提供硬件,反过来,发布软件订阅“坐在积压,”该公司的首席执行官公司2023年一季度财报电话会议中说周三晚上。尽管积极的开始的财政年度,罗宾斯的财报电话会议确认计划“平衡”特定的业务单位,包括思科的合作领域。员工将通知周四即将来临的裁员,罗宾斯说。“人民的影响是困难的…这总是一个艰难的决定,但我们有很多机会,”他说。“没有什么这是一个较低的优先级,但是我们调整某些业务。“思科的合作部分收入与去年同期相比下降2%至10.9亿美元与2022年一季度相比,该公司由于减少会议,云呼叫和呼叫中心的增长所抵消。罗宾斯说,思科将在战略领域投资为增长做好准备,如公司的安全。思科的端到端安全性部分公布第一季度增长9%,至9.71亿美元,而思科首席财务官r·斯科特Herren归因于公司的力量zero-trust和统一管理安全的方法,以及对公司的双核产品的高需求。 Robbins said it continues to make progress on its business transformation to software and subscriptions. The company’s total annual recurring revenue (ARR) was up 7 percent year-over-year, to $23.2 billion. Both total software revenue and software subscription revenue climbed up 5 percent and up 11 percent year over year, respectively. Cisco’s product revenues climbed 8 percent and service revenues stayed flat during Q1 2022, said Herren. Cisco’s Secure, Agile Networks segment, which includes the core switching and routing businesses, posted revenues of $6.68 billion during the quarter, a 12 percent incline compared to Q1 2021’s result. The Secure, Agile Networks segment was impacted by supply chain constraints during the last quarter of Cisco’s fiscal 2022 year, but this quarter, the segment was buoyed by strength in the company’s popular Catalyst and Meraki product lines, while data center switching saw a modest decline, Herren said. Cisco’s Internet for the Future segment, which includes the company’s telecommunications, cloud, and optical networking products, declined 5 percent year over year with revenues of $1.31 billion. Cisco’s Webscale businesses, on the other hand, saw a double-digit increase in orders during the quarter, according to the company. For fiscal Q1 2023 which ended October 29, Cisco’s revenue climbed 6 percent to $13.63 billion compared to $12.90 billion in the same period a year ago. Cisco posted diluted earnings per share of 65 cents, a 7 percent decline compared to 70 cents a year ago and net income of $2.7 billion in the first fiscal quarter of the year, a decline of 10 percent compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company’s earnings beat Wall Street’s predictions of revenues of $13.31 billion but fell short on net income, which was expected to be $2.84 billion. Cisco’s stock was up more than 4 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday to $46.13.