Over the last several years, government and law enforcement agencies have increasingly relied on mobile technology to engage citizens and help build a safer community. As we wrap up the public safety blog series, we’ll take a look at how mobility is
Today’s the day. Today marks 10 years since the first commit in the original Open MPI CVS source code repository (which was later converted to Subversion): $ svn log -r 1 http://svn.open-mpi.org/svn/ompi
Securing critical internet infrastructure is an ongoing challenge for operators that require collaboration across administrative boundaries. Last September, something exceptional happened in the small South American country of Ecuador: the entire
Futurists have long envisioned a world where fabulous innovations transform our lives in mind-boggling ways. And while some of their ideas may remain far-fetched, the most exciting thing about their future is that so much of it is already here, today
This is the first blog in a series about Cisco’s B2B Mobile strategy. My smartphone is always on. I have just one for home and work. It’s a part of me. I’m connected anywhere I go. Mobile devices have reset our digital expectations. We now expect
How would you define ‘digital’? As a communication channel or method? A convenience enabler? 1s & 0s? The inverse of analog? Bits versus atoms? Something we can no longer live...
How exciting it is when we see student gains in math that are consistent regardless of language, culture of origin, gender, and even learning disability! As Peter Tavernise wrote this week in his blog post, it is even more exciting when we are able to
Montpellier, France this week hosted the 35th edition of the DigiWorld Summit whose overall theme was "The
To read the first part of the Network Matters blog series that focuses on how IT leaders can rely on a network to simplify the process of onboarding new mobile technology, click here. To read the second part of the series that discusses how an
