ETT and Cisco
Technology we implement
ETT builds on Cisco for the networking and connectivity layer of client environments — reliable, secure infrastructure that AI systems, data pipelines and automation platforms run across.
Cisco is a technology ETT designs with, deploys and supports. No formal partnership is claimed, and Cisco is not an ETT customer.
About Cisco
Cisco is the world's largest enterprise networking company, providing the switching, routing, wireless, collaboration and security infrastructure that underpins most of the world's connected organisations.
Its portfolio increasingly centres on secure, observable networks — the connectivity layer modern AI and automation workloads depend on.
How Cisco fits into how we work
AI gets the attention, but none of it works without a network underneath that is reliable, fast and secure. Cisco fits the ETT story as that connectivity layer, the infrastructure across which models, data pipelines and automation all have to communicate. When we help a business become AI native, Cisco is often part of the foundation that makes the rest dependable.
ETT's role is to make sure connectivity is never the weak link. A brilliant AI system on an unreliable or insecure network is a liability, not an asset. We build on Cisco to give clients infrastructure that is observable and resilient, so the AI and automation running on top of it can be trusted to perform when the business depends on it.
Our work around Cisco
We design AI environments to fit the network and connectivity constraints you already operate under.
Reliability as a foundation
We build on Cisco so the network underneath a client's AI and automation is dependable, because the most sophisticated system is worthless if the connectivity beneath it is not.
Secure and observable
Modern AI workloads need networks you can see into and trust. We use Cisco to give clients connectivity that is both secure and observable, so issues are caught early rather than in production.
One coherent stack
By aligning networking with the data, security and compute layers we deliver, we avoid the fragility that comes from stitching together infrastructure that was never designed to work as a whole.
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