Innovation

IoT holds promise to completely transform business but negative connotations and uncertainty are impeding its progress. How can we address the dark sides of IoT?

The “Upstart 50” list honors Bay Area entrepreneurs and visionaries—including Cisco CHILL founder Kate O’Keeffe.

It’s important to stay ahead of the pace of digital disruption and to do this we must work together. Co-developing ideas and solutions in an openly collaborative environment is key to successfully innovate.

In order to compete in today’s digital age, traditional infrastructures need to take a revolutionary approach to IoT, rather than an evolutionary one.

Innovation takes a village and communicators can help build it by turning employees from all levels into inspired entrepreneurs.

While many people see IoT as a threat to existing industries, there’s a new kind of employee who must embrace change as an opportunity to improve and grow.

How can we compete in an age of disruption? Unleash the innovative nature that is within your employees while maintaining the scalability of your organization.

To flourish, IoT needs a supporting cast of technologies —from analytics to blockchain—as well as an industry-wide shift to open standards, which allow these technologies to interoperate.

Cisco Investments supports the digital transformation of the enterprise, both of our own, and of our partners. We have been committed to investing in leading data & analytics companies, such as MapR, Moogsoft, and Paxata, for years. Our investment in Dremio strengthens that commitment. The rapid adoption of Apache Arrow and Dremio in the short time since their product launch confirms market support for their forward-looking value proposition.