#CiscoChat: OTT, Cloud, and What’s Next for Media
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show this year will be showcasing content in all of its forms, from broadcast and print media to videos and live streaming, to virtual...
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Trash Talking: What is Your City’s Digital Transformation IQ?
Removing city trash daily requires tremendous logistics. But it’s not just a question of curbing bad aromas; it’s an issue of public health and sanitation. Cities are becoming smarter about deploying city services, going through a digital
How One Global Team Works Together!
It is not a surprise to anyone when you hear that Cisco is a global
Modernizing Public Safety Communications
Author: Dan O’Malley, Senior Product Manager, Cisco Internet of Things Group Your existing radios and voice system do more, with Cisco. If your agency uses Cisco Unified Communications as well as PTT radio communications, you can make both more
Tackle the Cybersecurity Problem with a Best Practices Approach
It’s late in the day, and the Chief Information Security Officer walks over to you. She asks you a single question: “How do you think about cybersecurity?” The question catches you by surprise. How do I think about cybersecurity? So many things run
The We’re Listening Blog Series: We’re Listening Better! Shorter CSAT, Fewer Surveys, Feedback Loops, New Wa
The main reason we set up the We’re Listening blog series was to tell you what we’re doing to improve based on the feedback you give us. Once in a while, we also like to check in on the ways that we ask for your feedback – are we
A BIGGER HELPING OF INTERNET PLEASE!
Written by David Ward, CTO of Engineering and Chief Architect, and Maciek Konstantynowicz, Distinguished Engineer; Chief Technology & Architecture Office For those that don’t want all the gory details, this is a short version of the longer blog
NBASE-T and 802.11ac Wave 2 Just Makes Sense
One of the most daunting aspects of updating your wireless network to the 802.11ac Wave 2 standard is that much of your infrastructure won’t be wired to handle the increased speed of your new network. It’s sort of like having a bullet train, but not
What Our Next President Needs to Know about U.S. Technology Policy
After the early caucuses and primaries, it’s a mistake to pretend that voters aren’t angry with conventional, middle-of-the-road solutions. The next President isn’t going to limp to the finish line with a warmed-over, spiced-up version of the past. He