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The page Navini Networks only consisted of a redir to Cisco Systems, but imho is the history of Navini E enough to have it's own article: within Cisco it is only a tiny business, so a lengthy part on the main article on Cisco isn't appropiate, but as Navini was one of the first firms that made a commercial WiMax implementation. And one of the founders of Navini was writer of the initial draft of the TD-SCDMA standard. All in all enough reason to make Navini Network 'E': imho is an acquisition no reason to remove an article from Wikipedia. On 9 February, 2008 Kimchi.sg deleted the original article as not having significance: but as mentioned above I don't agree with that. At the time the article was far from complete and in the form it had then it is very well possible that it didn't appear to be of any significane: I hope this time it is better set-up so that the significance is clear from everyone.
From the logs: 03:10, 9 February 2008 Kimchi.sg (talk | contribs) deleted "Navini Networks" ‎ (CSD A7 (Corp): Article about a company that doesn't assert significance)

Greetz, Tonkie (talk) 23:10, 7 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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