OPEN: A Fundamental Part of the Network of the Future
Over the past several years, I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of two important trends in the networking industry - the evolution of open standards and open APIs,...
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On Being Wrong
I have always found it easy to confidently stand on what I know. I have found it even easier to stand on what I think I know. The difficult part is finding the line where one becomes the other. When does confidence become overconfidence? Sometimes, I
Data Analytics, Targeted Advertising, and Privacy Go Riding in a Connected Car
I put a Zubie in my car today. I really wish that NPR’s “Car Talk” radio program was still on the air, so I could call in and say that...
Content Routing, Traffic Steering and Load Balancing via ITD
Content routing, Traffic steering and Load-balancing technologies are crucial part of network deployments. Cisco has recently released 6.2.(10) NXOS release which has innovative features that take content routing up to next level. Intelligent Traffic
Cisco Connected Health Newsletter, Fall 2014
Have you read the latest Cisco Connected Health newsletter? In an effort to bring you relevant stories about the positive impacts of health IT, this issue features real-world implementations including: Replay: Telehealth and e-Pharmacy at Baptist
Doing our part to stop hunger…in Silicon Valley and around the world
At Cisco, giving back is part of our DNA.
Accelerating open innovation on all fronts at Cisco
I introduced Cisco Entrepreneurs in Residence (Cisco EIR) earlier this year as a cornerstone in our strategy of embracing open innovation at Cisco. I also shared how we were extending Cisco EIR and open innovation across the US through local
Join Cisco in Chicago at BAI Retail Delivery 2014!
It’s that time of year again! On November 12-14, the Cisco Financial Services team will be attending BAI Retail Delivery 2014. This year, we’ll be showcasing exciting solutions for the Digital Bank — innovations that provide seamless, cross-channel
The Internet of Employment – the workforce behind a connected future
By next year, it is estimated that 25 billion devices will already be connected to the internet, with that figure set to double to 50 billion by 2020. These connected ‘devices’ won’t simply be computers, they will range from alarm clocks, cars, coffee