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Dani Schrakamp
Dani Schrakamp
No Longer at Cisco
Dani joined Cisco in 2013 and is a global industry market lead for government, smart cities, and transportation. She is focused on technology innovation and transformation across local, regional, and national contexts, primarily spending her days supporting smart city and digital country engagements.
Dani is a California native, currently living in San Francisco. She enjoys all outdoor activities, sporting events, and traveling at any given opportunity. She holds a master's degree in public policy and administration from the London School of Economics and Political Science and an undergraduate degree in International Affairs from The George Washington University’s Elliott School.
Articles
As the November 3 elections loom closer, public discussion on the 2020 U.S. Presidential election is reaching its peak. In this special edition post for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, learn why this election may not be as unprecedented as advertised, what we should understand about Election Day results, and how you can get involved now to make sure your vote counts and help others do the same.
Cisco teams up with the City and University of Buffalo to meet the 48-hour deadline for the city's remote work and service continuity needs.
Get a sneak peek into the 2020 #CiscoLive digital experience for #GovernmentNow — Whether you’re a lifetime Cisco customer or new to the Cisco Live experience, this year’s event is just for you. #CiscoLive will deliver an all-digital experience for the event you've come to know and love. All for free. All from your home.
Even with clearly defined goals, smart city projects often beg the question of where to begin. Cisco offers pre-packaged starter solutions, priced to include everything needed to start your transformation.
Reflecting on progress made and continuing challenges to overcome, we find that the pursuit of smart cities is a never-ending journey, not a destination.
You’ve Got the Power: We live in a finite world – there are only so many hours in the day, so much money in your bank account, and so many glasses of wine I can drink. Why then is it that we use precious natural commodities like there’s an endless supply for us to take […]
Just Ask Dave: Properly and efficiently delivering public services to your constituency can be as important as keeping someone like poor Dave out of the metaphorical doghouse. Or when you consider something such as serving your senior citizens, easy, cost-effective access to services can be absolutely life saving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtrioY8MGfI People today expect more transparent, accessible, […]