Scaling Public Safety and National Security in a Digital World
Analyst firm IDC, in partnership with Cisco, produced a summary of current and future trends in public safety and national security.
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Top 5 U.S. Digital City Builds Data Center Brain Trust on Cisco ACI
Businesses can’t wait for IT and long budget approvals to get into the digital transformation game – and neither can local and state governments.
Security is the talk of the town in South Beach
When winter comes around, many people head down south to places like Miami to escape the snow, play some golf, and relax on the beach. The weather is the attraction, but on January 10-12, Miami will become a hub for a hot topic beyond just the
Prepare Yourself for the Future of Video
Part 3: What does it take to win in an OTT world? In my previous post of this trilogy, I explained why I think that OTT video on the unmanaged network (aka. the Internet) is here to stay. Moreover, I suggested that by combining the advantages of
Collaborate, Celebrate, Innovate: How to Build an Innovative Culture from Within
Want to inspire an innovation-focused mindset in your team? Read more for insightful behaviours for leaders.
Disruption in Insurance
The insurance sector is being disrupted at a feverish pace. Disruptive startups never just settle for improving the current way of doing things. Instead, they focus on rapidly changing the...
The benefits of Deep Fiber HFC
Written by Tim Brophy, Product Manager Cable Access Business Unit More and more these days, service providers in the access market are talking about the evolution of their plants to a Fiber Deep (FD) Architecture. While the trend toward driving
Get on the Same Page as Your Customer with Co-browsing
Cisco Remote Expert Mobile and Co-browse provides a quick mechanism to set up web-sharing session with call center agents. In recent reports, Aberdeen lists the following as benefits of co-browsing: Customer-satisfaction ratings of 78% with
Protecting Innovation: Arista’s Copying of Cisco’s User Interfaces
I can’t pretend not to be disappointed that a jury in federal court, having found that Arista copied Cisco’s user interfaces and that the copying was not justified by the fair use doctrine, applied the little known principle of “scènes à faire” to