Cisco CEO statement on election of U.S. House Majority Leader
Cisco CEO John Chambers congratulations Kevin McCarthy on his election to House Majority Leader.
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#InnovateThink Tweet Chat on Friday 6/20 at 10a.m. PST: Exploring the #InternetofEverything
The Internet of Everything (IoE) is happening now, bringing together people, process, data and things through networked connections to create new experiences. Over the next 10 years, IoE could generate $4.6 trillion of value in the public sector
Transparent SAN Migration from a Heterogeneous Environment to a Cisco MDS based SAN:
As storage area networking (SAN) evolves to meet new demands, customers are planning a migration strategy to transparently migrate from a heterogeneous environment. Cisco is committed to making this simple and efficient by expanding its flexibility
#HigherEdThursdays – How to Prepare a College Campus for A New Era of Innovation
Published June 18 at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/impactx/ Imagine what a university could and should look like in several years. What will our students be learning? How will they be learning? What tools will they need in this future education
We all start at Square One
I’ve been thinking about what to write for a while now. I’m involved in some really cool projects right now, pervasive wifi in a theme park, using CMX with many zones at that same theme park and upgrading some public schools to newer equipment with
Make Valuable Connections with Cisco Connected Hospitality at HITEC
Next week in Los Angeles, our team will be at HITEC 2014, the world’s largest hospitality technology show. This year, we are once again sponsoring the
Summary: #SmartConnectedCity Series: A Smart City is a Safer City: Look to the Internet of Everything
Increasing safety used to mean finding budget for additional personnel, vehicles, equipment, radio networks, and other traditional IT. But thanks to an influx of connected technology, cities all over the world are reimagining what’s possible. One
Cisco & Telecom New Zealand Test Cisco EPC with LTE-A Category 6
To think that the number of connected devices will grow to possibly 10 billion by 2018 with some forecasts as high as 40 billion connected devices by 2020, that is mindboggling. That means that there will be about 10 connected devices for every man
#SmartConnectedCity Series: Dallas, Big Smart Things Happen Here
If Dallas only brings images of football games and TV soap operas to mind, it’s time to re-consider this southern city. A year ago, Dallas faced some challenges adopting comprehensive sustainability programs. But since then, the city has not stagnated