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The 2014 Automation Conference – IoE and Beer
The 2014 Automation Conference (TAC) was held March 20-21, 2014 in sunny Chicago (Yes, sunny Chicago!! I made sure to pack some California sunshine for the Windy City) attracted...
Getting Started with Cisco CMX 7.6 Analytics
First we rolled out the MSE tech blog series to give our customers an in depth look at the various features of the location-based technology behind Cisco's Mobility Services Engine...
#CiscoPublicSafety Series: Less Issues with Traffic, More Safety
Located in the heart of the oil and gas-rich Permian Basin, Midland, Texas started to go through an exponential growth phase in 2005 due to the increasing demand for energy. The city was feeling the impact of that growth, and in 2007, its major
Video: What will it cost? Part 2
Video: What will it cost? Part 2 If you read my previous Blog about the cost of video you probably thought, “Ok, but how much will it cost? What are the numbers?” So here we go, part 2…. Some ground rules for the discussion. Not all corporate videos
Cisco and Good World Solutions a “Hot Couple” in Sustainability
Today Sustainable Brands writer Dimitar Vlahov names Cisco and its nonprofit partner Good World Solutions as a Hot Couple in Sustainability for our work to develop and scale the Labor Link mobile platform that improves transparency in global supply
A New ESG White Paper: Accelerating Transformation with an Application-centric Approach
At CiscoLive San Francisco held last week, Soni Jiandani, Senior Vice President of Cisco INSBU, highlighted our continued industry momentum for
It’s Time to Play the SCTE IP Challenge!
This is a partner perspective guest blog contributed by Steve Harris, Senior Director, Advanced Network Technologies. If the category is “SCTE Cable-Tec Expo® Highlights” and the answer is “The SCTE IP Challenge,” then the question is obvious: “What
Governing the New Wild West….The World of Many Clouds
In many ways, the race to the cloud resembles the Wild West of the 1800s. The urgency with which business groups are rushing to adopt cloud services, often without IT involvement, resembles the race out to the western US of those looking for gold.