Credit: Shutterstock photo- The enterprise router market has grown by over 5% in the last four years, driven by the evolution of the Internet of Things, software defined networking and the BYOD (bring your own device) movement
- Cisco has lost substantial share in the market due to its focus on selling proprietary products instead of white label hardware
- However, Cisco remains the dominant player in the Enterprise domain while Juniper is still relatively small
- Huawei and other players have rapidly gained share owing to the industry's acceptance of white-label hardware
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