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Activate the IT Transformation with Unified Access: Part 4 -- Centralized Policy, Control, and Enforcement
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 10am-11am PDT | Register Now
Don’t miss the next in line of our five-part Unified Access Webinar Series on May 15th to hear how organizations in education and healthcare rely on Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) to provide the identity enforcement and secure access control that allow employees, contractors, students, faculty, and guests (choose the user) to use their own devices on the network.
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Tags: access, activate, authentication, central, centralize, Cisco, control, demo, device, enforcement, ISE, IT, management, MDM, mobile, mobility, network, organization, policy, secure, security, technology, wi-fi, wifi, wireless
Activate the IT Transformation with Unified Access: Part 4 -- Centralized Policy, Control, and Enforcement
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 10am-11am PDT | Register Now
With more users and devices being added to your network every day, unified access and central policy control have become critical needs. Your organization isn’t alone.
Attend our next live workshop on May 15th to hear how organizations in education and healthcare rely on Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) to provide the identity enforcement and secure access control that allow employees, contractors, students, faculty, and guests (choose the user) to use their own devices on the network. Read More »
Tags: access, activate, authentication, central, centralize, Cisco, control, demo, device, enforcement, ISE, IT, management, MDM, mobile, mobility, network, organization, policy, security, technology, wi-fi, wifi, wireless
March 10, 2013 at 1:38 pm PST
Two weeks ago, we had the pleasure of hosting a TelePresence roundtable for 46 Public Sector CxO-level executives from 20 locations throughout Europe, Middle-East and Africa (see map below). The event was moderated by Jens Mortensen (Director Central Government & Healthcare, Cisco EMEAR) and the main objectives were:
- To present and debate on 3 perspectives of Government Cloud Governance: Policy, Insourcing Model, Outsourcing Model
- To share best practices and alternative governance models with peers in different countries
- To help shape, plan and implement a proven strategy for government cloud
The CTO of a central ICT agency in Europe reported: “I valued the pragmatic approach (presentations from people in the public sector who actually have a service running) and the possibility to ‘network’ with very relevant people for the cloud project [my organization] is working on).”
The CEO of an ICT Provider for Government agencies reported: “I enjoyed the discussion very much. Clearly there are very many different approaches to implementation of domain cloud solutions for both public and private sector needs based on local supply structures and government culture.”
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Tags: CIO, cloud, government, insourcing, outsourcing, policy, Roundtable
By Howard Baldwin, Contributing Columnist
The place with the best broadband ecosystem is not Silicon Valley or Route 128, the mainstays of technology companies in the United States. But that’s not surprising, given the popularity of e-commerce and cloud computing – it’s Washington State, home of Microsoft and Amazon.
That’s the determination of the TechNet 2012 State Broadband Index, which ranked all 50 states on various facets of their ICT-related infrastructure.
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Tags: broadband, ecosystem, global networked economy, infrastructure, leadership, policy, TechNet
Many of us in the IT world are at Interop New York this week and we’re very excited. Tablets and smartphones enable new and innovative ways to engage employees, guests and customers; the technology tantalizes with the promise of business transformation. More organizations are allowing mobile and personal devices for work use. But there are also many challenges for IT during these technology transitions. IT is struggling to keep up with the latest mobility trends.
As you know, we first launched Cisco Unified Access about 3 months ago at Cisco Live in San Diego. Now at Interop New York, we are announcing a number of significant enhancements to the Cisco Unified Access solutions. These enhancements enable IT to spend less time running the network and more time collaborating and innovating with the lines of business. If IT organizations want to have a seat at the table and impact the business, a strong and agile IT platform is required. This platform can become a business differentiator and will enable business transformation. This is what Cisco’s Unified Access is all about -- One Policy, One Management, One Network, enabling the IT to discover what is possible with the business.
Today, I’m excited to share with you the latest Cisco Unified Access innovations that we are announcing at Interop New York.
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Tags: access points, Catalyst switching, Cisco AP 1600, Cisco AP 2600, Cisco AP 3600, Cisco Unified Access, interop, Interop New York, mobility, network management, networking, New Cisco Access Points, policy, wireless, wireless LAN controller
