Swift Systems is proud to deploy Cisco hardware and software systems for it's customers. We have selected Cisco as our choice for all of our clients router and switch implementations. We use Cisco equipment exclusively for our T1 and above ISP operations and we highly recommend their gear for both wired and wireless applications. The value presented by Cisco is much more than that of simply providing top quality hardware and software. Everyone in our industry,with any real experience, knows that Cisco solutions deliver on what networks have long promised... legendary uptime. But what does that mean in laymen's terms? We decided to detail some of the reasons we have decided that Cisco is the solution of choice for Swift Systems and our clients.

• Reliability: Cisco Systems has earned it's solid reputation by producing network equipment that "shows up for work everyday", but there is more than just uptime making Cisco the premier network gear provider worldwide. Advanced features like remote management, Quality of Service and Voice Over IP support make it the ONLY solution, like Swift Systems, that you can grow into but not out of.
• Interoperability: Cisco provides legendary interoperability, providing real assurance that your investment in Cisco gear is ready for whatever tomorrow brings.
• Scalability: Cisco solutions easily scale from Small Business Start-ups that want reliable managed workgroup switches to Enterprise-class Corporations that demand flawless uptime, need secure wireless networks, managed layer 2 and 3 switches, dependable routing, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and the software to manage it all.
• Manageability: Managed switches provide remarkably better uptime as a result of enhanced diagnostics, allowing trained engineers to isolate network problems in a fraction of the time required with old-fashioned hunt and pluck troubleshooting. Router management features allow sophisticated configuration, utilization tracking, and diagnostics. Advanced features, like BGP enable non-stop Internet connectivity, and really separate Cisco from the pack.