With the release of iOS 10, the Apple and Cisco partnership comes to fruition. iOS 10 allows apps like Cisco Spark to be built to take full advantage of the features in iOS 10. Ultimately, the goal of this integration is to allow users to keep using the iPhone the way they are used to using it – but have the actual calls handled by Cisco Spark. This delivers the best of both worlds.
It is clear Collaboration has become a strategic driver for Cisco. We are contributing more and more to the company’s profitability, and collaboration is a top priority for Cisco as was apparent from the recent earnings news. We did that together! Thank you for our seventh consecutive quarter of growth. THIS is the Year to […]
Cisco Meeting Server makes it as easy as possible for anyone to meet and enjoy a great video, audio, and content-sharing experience. This new offering brings scalability and interoperability, while adding value through integration with the broader Cisco collaboration portfolio.
You may think I’m a crazy cat lady, who is going to go off on a pet-tangent, but I…
Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution for Government (HCS) for Government is based on our proven Cisco HCS offering. But it is hosted in the Cisco Collaboration Cloud and managed by Cisco. So it delivers our industry-leading collaboration features including voice and video communications, mobility, messaging, presence and more. When combined with WebEx, our government customers have a complete solution.
We’ve all been on WebEx calls, video calls, and IM chats. Maybe we have been sophisticated enough to have more than one of these communications methods turned on at once using WebEx or Jabber. However, what happens when the call ends? What happens to the files that were shared, the chats that were exchanged? They seem to […]
This year at Cisco Live Las Vegas, attendees had the pleasure of hearing Jason Silva, the host of National Geographic’s “Brain Games” and YouTube Channel “Shots of Awe” speak. If you are not familiar, Silva compiles short videos which he calls “philosophical shots of espresso”, that weave together disparate yet oddly connected ideas like enlightenment, […]
Tuesday was predictably exhausting. While the keynotes and innovation talks didn’t focus specifically on Collaboration, it was everywhere. Maybe it’s my opinion, but when it comes down to the root of what we do — it all comes back to collaboration. Very little of what we do is as individuals in isolation. Anywhere. On with the day’s highlights…
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