Cisco Announces Intent to Acquire AppDynamics
Together with Cisco's Digital Network Architecture, customers will now have end-to-end insight across their technology stack.
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University of Melbourne Enables a Smart Campus
With more than 200,000 visitors a day, and more than 65,000 students spread across multiple sites, The University of Melbourne wanted know how staff, students and visitors were experiencing the campus. This insight would help answer tough questions
Mobile NOW = Mobile Tomorrow
With thousands of megahertz of new spectrum allocations and assignments in various stages of completion, one might wonder – do we still need Mobile NOW?
Four ways to overcome telemedicine hesitation
It’s 2017 and we’re still waiting for the flying car (well, one we can afford). However, one futuristic vision is not only here – it’s become a way of life. I’m talking about video communication. Sure, applications like Skype and FaceTime have
The Future Is Now
Today in San Francisco, Rowan Trollope, SVP IoT and Applications, announced two ground-breaking Cisco Spark innovations that will leave their mark on the collaboration industry forever: Cisco Spark Board and new Cisco Spark software capabilities that
The Best Meeting Never Ends
Engagement on the job comes not just from having interesting work, but from strong connections with co-workers.
White Boarding in Cisco Spark: Always Yours, Always Live, Always Secure
When we started working on the Cisco Spark Board over a year ago, we looked at what makes a regular analog whiteboard so effective. One thing we identified is that anyone can use it. You can walk into any conference room, walk up to a whiteboard, and
You Can’t Schedule Innovation
Innovation doesn’t just happen at "9 a.m. next Tuesday." Ideas are unpredictable. And with fast-changing markets, CEOs are worried about keeping their organizations relevant. So many companies are disrupting markets that every company urgently needs
Continuous Collaboration
Continuous collaboration means enabling teams to innovate before, during, and after meetings. Collaboration isn’t a series of discrete, unconnected events (like meetings), or one-off conversations (like phone calls), or even string of discussions in