The Internet of Things: 5 Predictions for 2018
This could be the year when enterprise IoT projects finally move beyond merely automating existing business processes, to truly transforming industries.
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IoT Orchestration Applied to Cities and Emergency Vehicles
Cities need to move beyond stand-alone solutions to reap the benefits of IoT. Cisco IoT orchestration capabilities bring everything together for true digital transformation.
Blockchain and a Safer Self-Driving Future
Automakers are accelerating towards a future of autonomous vehicles, learn how blockchain will add the levels of trust and security necessary for a self-driving future.
See Service Management and Orchestration from Edge to Cloud in Action at Cisco Live Barcelona
Typical IoT deployments involve multiple vendors, multiple tenants, multiple clouds and devices. You need an orchestrator to make them work as one.
Year in Review: Charting a Path Through the Fog
2017 was a banner year for fog computing and networking. From the OpenFog Reference Architecture to the first industry conference dedicated to fog, see how this pivotal technology is maturing.
Cisco and Cloud4Wi: Unlocking Wi-Fi’s Full Potential
In-store Wi-Fi can be a powerful strategic marketing tool. Cisco and Cloud4Wi are helping companies with Wi-Fi analytics and customer data to transform business models and deliver better customer experiences.
Leading the Next Wave of Video Content with Virtual Reality Technology by Pixvana
Alongside internal AR/VR innovation projects such as Cisco Spark for VR, we will continue to partner with leading forward-thinking startups, a key to our innovation strategy.
The Drones Have Taken Off: Our Investment in Kespry, a Leading Industrial Aerial Intelligence Platform
While drones will continue to get embedded more and more in industrial field operations, we believe that drone adoption will spread quickly to many other industries.
Introducing Two New Startups, Built from Scratch by Enterprise Innovation
But what happens after the lab? What happens when the lights go out, the “I’m In” paddles are put away, and the executives go back to their regular jobs?