A brief history of Madge Networks including the smart cow and lamb

This is my Madge Networks memory bucket. The history over at Wikipedia here is bland and has no character. Some of the photos here are old and grainy but most of the people who worked at Madge Networks are now old farts! If you have any contributions, please inbox me. You can also join the Madge Alumni group over here.

This article was originally published over at LinkedIn where there are more linked to photos and collateral: A brief history of Madge Networks including the smart cow and lamb

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