People Behind CSR at Cisco: Why an inclusive future needs environmental sustainability
Here are a few things you should know about Vijay and his work at Cisco that makes an impact on environmental sustainability.
Our Corporate Purpose
Welcome to Our Corporate Purpose blog! We highlight our work and initiatives benefitting our people, communities, and the planet, and helping to Power an Inclusive Future for All.
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Our Corporate Purpose
Environmental impact in Cisco’s supply chain
Making the world a better place with technology begins with how we make that technology. This commitment is core to our supply chain.
A sweet year: The BUZZ around the Cisco beehives in RTP
Last year, we installed Cisco beehives near our Research Triangle Park campus, in partnership with Bee Downtown and the RTP Foundation.
Cisco product lifecycle management
Cisco product lifecycle management is central to the concept of a circular economy. Learn more about our commitment to a circular economy.
Reinventing breastfeeding support through AI
This blog post comes from Maria Berruezo, co-founder and COO of LactApp Women’s health, a tool to provide customized advice to breastfeeding women.
Inspiring generations: One woman’s unexpected journey as a Cisco Networking Academy instructor
Learn how Cisco Networking Academy instructor Lulu Patel is changing social norms and creating an inclusive classroom for all at the Siyafunda Community Technology Centre in South Africa.
From Cisco Live to Networking Academy: A donation of pi-top laptops engages students at a Tribal college
Cisco donated pi-top laptop kits to Cisco Networking Academy partners around the world, including Tribal College, Sitting Bull College, in North Dakota.
Initiatives to enable progress: Taking action during a global pandemic
Cisco employees continue to seek ways to make an impact. As we move on to an inclusive recovery, we take a look back at Cisco's pandemic response.
Using AI for good: Identifying and locating survivors of human trafficking
This blog post comes from Emily Kennedy, co-founder of Marinus Analytics, a startup that identifies victims of sex trafficking based on online movements.
