GenX and Millennials are aging into disability—a dynamic that highlights what millions of disabled users already know: the digital world often remains inaccessible. Here’s what Cisco is doing to close the gap.
This April, Cisco’s Americas Service Provider team is proud to sponsor two-time U.S. Paralympic skier Spencer Wood at AS2025 in Vail, Colorado April 3 - 6. For nearly 30 years, the marquee event for Adaptive Spirit has united telecommunications leaders and the adaptive sports community to support and celebrate the U.S. Para Ski and Snowboard Team.
As AI transforms the tech industry and recruitment processes, organizations are beginning to understand the immense value of hiring neurodivergent talent.
When we design for vulnerable groups, we get a better product for all. Learn how we collaborated with Schoolab.
What do you need to succeed at work? Cisco Secure and Duo Security leaders give 10 tips to discern a company’s culture and an inside look at working at Cisco.
We are entering an era where everything and everyone is connected. In the process, we’re applying the lessons we’ve learned and building technologies that are secure, accessible, and bring people together.
Workplaces provide extra challenges for the 3.4 million visually impaired and blind Americans. The Phone Accessibility Project is a collaboration of Cisco and the American Council of the Blind.
In a guest post from the American Council of the Blind's Anthony Stephens, he explains how updates to Cisco IP phones help remove barriers for employees who are blind and visually impaired.
Cisco IP Phone 8800 Series has built-in text-to-speech functionality for blind and visually impaired people.
