Vini Santos
Director, Routing and Switching Portfolio Marketing
Vini Santos is Portfolio Marketing Director at Ciena. He drives the global marketing strategy for the Ciena’s Routing and Switching portfolio and helps position the company as a leader in AI-ready, scalable, high-performance networks. He also represents Ciena at industry events, engages with analysts, and supports sales teams in customer-facing initiatives. With over 25 years of experience in the communications networking industry—including more than a decade at Ciena—Vini has held strategic roles across the United States, Canada, Brazil, Italy, and Germany. His expertise spans IP and optical networking, broadband evolution, mobility, and cybersecurity. Vini brings a wealth of experience and his background includes sales, pre-sales, business development, and technical marketing, offering a comprehensive perspective on the industry's transformation. Vini holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degree with a specialization in Telecommunications from Pontif铆cia Universidade Cat贸lica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-RJ) and an MBA in Marketing from Funda莽茫o Get煤lio Vargas, both in Brazil.
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Pave your path to better broadband with Ciena鈥檚 Navigator Network Control Suite
In legacy broadband deployments, network operators had different network management systems for different network layers, putting them at a crossroads to compromise between quality and operational cost. In this deep dive, Ciena鈥檚 Vinicius Santos
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3 key broadband network trends for 2024
What trends will be impacting the broadband market in 2024? Ciena鈥檚 Vinicius Santos gives his predictions for 2024 and how network service providers can prepare to meet their business goals.
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Futureproof your residential broadband network, without a crystal ball
A future-ready broadband network solution must be more than a buzzword. Ciena鈥檚 Vinicius Santos explains how to make sure your residential broadband network maintains pace with continually evolving use cases and applications.



