Daryl Coon

The Wireless Broadband Alliance recently added to the already long and impressive list of accolades awarded to Cisco indoor location analytics. The industry organization named the Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) deployment at the University of British Columbia as the Best Business Wireless Service Innovation.

Enterprises are increasingly looking to their wireless network to help automate and manage their operations. Cisco Operational Insights is designed to breakdown siloed solutions and provide the essential end-to-end visibility that’s key to more effective operations.

In this podcast, hear how Cisco Champion Daniel Larssen is exploring the wide-ranging possibilities of wireless when combined with Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX).

The stock market has had a pretty good run during 2017. Lucky investors have seen returns of more than 15 percent when, historically, anything greater than 8 percent is considered good. So what would you think of a 156-percent return? You wouldn’t be alone if you thought such an astronomical rate is only a teaser […]

It’s a scary time to be a retailer. Every day, new reports surface about another round of store closures. So how does today’s retailer stay relevant?

Digital transformation is providing new ways for retailers to build customer loyalty and increase basket size.

It seems almost counterintuitive. How can a solution that improves the campus experience for students and staff also save the university hundreds of thousands of dollars annually? Better and cheaper rarely co-exist in the same idea. But with Cisco CMX, they do. The University of British Columbia has always been a forward-looking institution, looking for […]

Okay, let’s be honest, back in my K-12 school days, I generally had one eye trained on the classroom clock. I’d watch as the minute hand made its painfully slow march toward the recess bell and escape. Now, thanks to iSchool Initiative some lucky students and administrators are watching the classroom clock and tracking their […]

Technology for technology’s sake is an interesting academic exercise. It pushes the boundaries of what’s possible and opens new avenue for research. However, the real value of technology is in its ability to deliver benefits. Companies and people buy technology because it meets a need. This is by no means a revolutionary concept for most […]