This is one way to make a Nokia device appeal to business users and potentially make them forego buying a BlackBerry and get a Nokia instead, and then over time building up that market.

Cisco is already doing growing business with mobile operators with the products and services they have in their portfolio, so (there's) no pressing need to acquire new products to get into this business,

And they haven't seen a seasonal slowdown yet. Usually during late Q4 Nokia and others realize that they have shipped enough handsets and tone down their orders from companies like TI. But this hasn't happened yet.

If someone was worried about the fourth quarter this may have alleviated that.

To me its seems they (Cisco) is making organically good growth,

It looks strong on almost all accounts.