I have been working for Juniper for the last couple of years (hence not a legacy Juniper person), and believe me, Juniper's troubles are FAR bigger than just Amazon. Half-baked products, critical attack of somnambulism among PLM's, unnaturally long product development cycles, fact that many solutions advertised only exist on powerpoints and no one, including BU's , have any clue how to get them to work for a POC. No wonder their numbers s--- at quarterly reports and are getting hit q-after-q. Juniper is dropping to crash faster than a grand-piano out of a tenth floor window. There management quality in EMEA has totally changed in the last 10 odd months, being replacded by long-term juniperite a$$-kissers, some of whom, being from Southern European nations, cannot even spell management.
Brought over from Cisco thread, on point.