Cisco Next Generation Utilities, IoT and Smart Cities at Itron Utility Week 2017
For those that will be attending Itron Utility Week in Houston, stop by the Cisco demo area located in the IoT and Smart Cities Knowledge Center.
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#CiscoChampion Radio, S4|Ep.12: Cisco TacOps
#CiscoChampion Radio is a podcast series by technologists for technologists. In this episode we’re talking to Sue-Lynn Hinson about the Cisco TacOps Team.
Why cybersecurity in the workplace is everyone’s business
“If Microsoft calls and asks you for your password…it’s not real, ” said Steve LeBlond, VP of Technology and CTO of Ochsner Health System, while speaking at our Digital Health Summit on October 3. “We [Information
Journey to an Intent-based Network
In June, Cisco announced the network intuitive vision and the ground-breaking steps we are taking to transform the network to an intent-based system based on the Cisco Digital Network Architecture.
Taking the Necessary Cybersecurity Steps Forward with Federal Government Programs
As government agencies begin deploying cloud solutions and strategizing to meet cloud IT modernization mandates, a question arises – what will the future of the agency look like when they...
Funding the Future of Collaboration
The Cisco Spark Innovation Fund is a $150 million initiative to enable exceptional startups, developers, and ISVs to create new solutions to improve the Cisco Spark experience.
Cisco, E-rate, and the Digital Journey in K-12
New and emerging technologies are fueling exciting innovation in education, and students are embracing new ways of learning. Funding support from the E-rate program helps make technology investments more affordable.
Join us for the Remote PHY Seminar at the 2017 SCTE-ISBE Cable-Tec Expo
Remote PHY, the industry’s best bet technology for boosting performance, increasing capacity, reducing costs, and simplifying network operations, is the subject of a must-see seminar at this year’s SCTE-ISBE Cable-Tec Expo.
Complexity
Recently I was faced with the question - new network technologies like SDN are supposed to make networking simpler, but do they really?