A Unique Angle on Collaboration
Great tune, gets you thinking a bit differently… What does this have to do with Cisco and Collaboration?
Posted by Robb Boyd on October 13, 2009
Microsoft Office Communicator
Tina Shakour caught up with Adam Czech at CiscoLive to talk about the Cisco integration with Microsoft Office Communicator
Posted by Robb Boyd on September 01, 2009
Creativity and Collaboration - What an Awesome Video
I way late in posting this - what a great video from our friends at Camp Creative (this is the group we work with to produce TechWIseTV). Our friend Mark Laber worked with some others at Cisco to create this …Read more.
Posted by Robb Boyd on June 12, 2009
Get the Scoop on CiscoLive and CiscoLive Virtual
Who is going to CiscoLive!? Hands down this is easily my favorite event of the year - although we look at it as an annual homecoming with all our friends there are obviously going to be many people who just …Read more.
Posted by Robb Boyd on June 12, 2009
How Nurses Communicate
We recently asked hospital-based nurses to tell us about their communication challenges at work. No surprise, really, they said easier communication would improve patient care and satisfaction, improve productivity and save as much as 10 hours of overtime per week. …Read more.
Posted by Frances Dare on May 12, 2009
Skin Care
Albert Einstein once said “Problems can not be solved by the same level of thinking that created them.” Earlier this week, Cisco and NASA announced an initiative that embodies this idea: Planetary Skin. (press release; San Jose Mercury News article; …Read more.
Posted by Jeff Weinberger on March 04, 2009
Fix My Street
With digital cameras and cameras within mobile phones, your citizens can be your eyes and ears. Don’t wait for a problem – or worse, a pattern of problems – to get out of hand. Encourage people to help you identify …Read more.
Posted by Norman Jacknis on February 11, 2009
Standing on the shoulders of giants: Promoting innovation through active collaboration
I was reading Matthew’s Blog and John Donne’s famous meditation XVII and what stuck me is the universality of the statement, devoid of any religion. What is also striking is the parallel that we can draw from something so seemingly …Read more.
Posted by Shashi Kiran on February 03, 2009
Can Man (I mean applications) ever truly be an island?
In the late 1500s John Donne postulated that “No man is an island, entirely of itself”. In essence that we impact each other, outside factors affect us and more importantly we leave an impression on others. This thought that to …Read more.
Posted by Matthew Stein on February 02, 2009
Learning 2.0
With budgets under pressure and every program getting scrutinized, the ‘training budget’ always seems to be the first to go. But how could it be done more cost effectively? Is it possible that the proper adoption of technology could actually …Read more.
Posted by Robb Boyd on January 22, 2009
Should IT spending decrease in tough economies?
Economics 101: When revenue decreases, to maintain profitability decrease expenditures. We are seeing this basic tenant of business around the world today with companies in all industries reducing workforces and slashing operating budgets. This leads to a chain reaction along …Read more.
Posted by Matthew Stein on January 08, 2009
More information does not always make for better decisions
220 years ago today in 1789 the United States, then a country in its infancy, concluded its first national elections for President. A momentous day not only in the colonies but around the world as the experiment of self-rule was …Read more.
Posted by Matthew Stein on January 07, 2009
Value of C-Scape from an analyst
Hear form Blair Pleasant, President & Principal Analyst, COMMfusion on Cisco’s C-Scape event.
Posted by Ron Davis on December 10, 2008
Openness and Interoperability—Cisco’s DNA
In the latest C-Scape Collaboration blog, Cisco’s Kara Wilson, VP, Unified Communications Marketing talks about openness and interoperability as part of Cisco’s DNA. We welcome your thoughts and comments. http://blogs.cisco.com/collaboration
Posted by Ron Davis on December 05, 2008
The end of Generation Text
Today the third blog in Cisco’s C-Scape Collaboration blog series was posted. Today’s post “The end of Generation Text” is from David Hsieh, VP Marketing, Emerging Technolgies. I think you will find it to be a great read. We have …Read more.
Posted by Ron Davis on December 04, 2008
Collaboration: Thinking Smart
Today, June Bower posted Cisco’s second blog, “Think Smart” Team Leaders Drive Innovation via Web 2.0 Online Collaboration” in our Collaboration blog series. Many of you had an opportunity to read Alan Cohen’s blog “Teams of Rivals” which I personally …Read more.
Posted by Ron Davis on December 01, 2008
Cisco Announces Intent to Acquire PostPath
Exciting news! Today Cisco announced the intent to acquire PostPath, Inc. This acquisition is a tremendous display of commitment to Cisco’s collaboration growth strategy and innovative partnering. Why PostPath you ask? ………….The company extends Cisco’s Collaboration Platform through a Linux-based …Read more.
Posted by Regina Hoshimi on August 27, 2008
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