Shai Silberman

Step into the wireless 3D world and VR with Cisco DNA Center

Cisco DNA Center has matured into a complete network management system that can streamline operations, providing IT agility and an improved experience for users. In this blog, Shai Silberman from San Jose State University examines why it is time to migrate from Cisco Prime Infrastructure to Cisco DNA Center

Learn how San Jose State University is delivering exceptional wireless experiences and increasing attach rates with Wi-Fi 6 and OpenRoaming

Learn how San Jose State University extended outdoor wireless to the masses with the Cisco Catalyst 9104 integrated stadium antenna

As many organizations are looking at wireless refreshes that include both expansion and upgrades to Wi-Fi 6, those with small, medium or branch locations have some cool (and very useful) new options to consider and should seriously rethink the deployment model.

Teams responsible with keeping mission critical networks current can struggle with ways to upgrade and patch device software without network disruption. Cisco DNA Center’s SWIM automation and orchestration has the solution.

For many organizations, an expansion of operations to outdoor spaces is not only the natural and safer approach to protecting employees and customers but at times the only way to scale and thrive in profitable ways. San Jose State University deploys Cisco Catalyst 9124 outdoor APs to enable expansion of outdoor access across the campus.

As people return to campus, Cisco DNA Spaces helps higher education maintain safe occupancy levels in their buildings.

San Jose State University deployed Cisco 1800S wireless sensors within Cisco DNA Center to measure and improve the user experience across their entire wireless network.