Have you ever wanted to go to the cisco.com home page and see what John Chambers is saying right at that moment?
Well, you’ve probably never had that exact wish, but that’s what we’ll be offering home page visitors starting on Monday, May 19th. During the Cisco Live week May 19 – 22, visitors to the cisco.com home page will be able to see a live broadcast of Cisco Live events direct from San Francisco.
We’ll turn on the video feed Monday afternoon just before John Chambers’ keynote, and will continue to broadcast all Cisco Live events through Thursday afternoon as they occur.
Highlights include:
- John Chambers keynote, Monday at 3:30 pm
- Rob Lloyd keynote, Tuesday at 10:00 am
- Industry keynote – IoT, Wednesday at 10:00 am
- Guest keynote – Sal Kahn from Kahn Academy, Thursday at 10:30 am
You can find the compete list of Cisco Live keynotes here.
This is the first time we’re showing a live video feed on our home page. We will be syncing up our publishing updates with the Cisco Live event schedule, so that the video player is available when the keynotes are live. This means we will be publishing the home page 10 times during the event, making for a busy week for my team back at the San Jose HQ.
Cisco.com is Form Factor Friendly
Our home page uses a “web responsive design” approach, which means it adapts its layout according to the user’s viewing environment. This allows us to provide an optimal user experience to users on desktops, tablets and mobile devices. All visitors will need to click the “Play” icon in order to start the video, and the video player detects connection speed and display the appropriate video stream for the user.
So if you’re browsing around on cisco.com during Cisco Live week, check out the home page and click the “Play” icon to see Cisco Live in action.
Be sure to mark your calendar with must watch keynotes, find out more about Cisco Live:
You can also follow @CiscoLive on Twitter and follow the #CLUS conversation.
Exciting times ahead!