Humans at the heart: the promise (and perils) of digital collaboration
Even with the most advanced technologies, digital collaboration needs to work for the people connecting. How do we do get that right?
Even with the most advanced technologies, digital collaboration needs to work for the people connecting. How do we do get that right?
To meet a pandemic head-on, healthcare embraced tech and connectivity. Will investment continue at the same pace?
Can this time of change be a catalyst to accelerate digitisation? Education is at a tipping point - learn what it means for your institution.
To discuss the impact of the pandemic to care and future outlook, more than 30 health executives gathered virtually worldwide. See what they had to say.
Remote working and learning has heightened cybersecurity threats. Discover how UWA ensures security and trust with Cisco.
This year, the public sector has been thrust into the spotlight. To discuss the impact of the pandemic and the outlook for a post-pandemic world, we gathered virtually a group of government executives for Cisco's third public sector roundtable event. Read more to discover their insights and lessons learned.
Discover how Curtin University integrated Cisco technologies to enhance campus experiences, expand the hybrid classroom, and innovate.
I have spent the past decade talking about the positive impact of innovation and technology on educational outcomes, including for regional, rural and remote students. The transition to a knowledge-based economy is demanding changes in our education system and skills mix, especially in ensuring that traditionally disadvantaged groups are able to participate fully in a […]
Ransomware and malware attacks have been capturing recent global headlines and like all industries, the education sector is vulnerable to this growing threat landscape. Although the full reputational and financial impact of these attacks are not known, it is a stark reminder of the significant cost that a malware outbreak can have on any organisation. Deakin University in Victoria, Australia supports the idea that tactical approaches to security are failing to provide the required […]