To Save Tomorrow: The Future of Work Is Ours To Create
The truth is, we don’t know what the future will bring. Because we haven’t finished creating it yet. It’s a work in progress, and many people are asking, what kind of future will it be?
The truth is, we don’t know what the future will bring. Because we haven’t finished creating it yet. It’s a work in progress, and many people are asking, what kind of future will it be?
I’m proud that Cisco is continuing to ramp up the support we give our employees in the life-changing moments everyone faces from time to time.
From the cubical farm to the borderless office, the workplace has changed significantly. What’s the next stage in workplace evolution?
At our next Cisco Hyperinnovation Living Lab, we will focus on the future of work. Will intelligent robots take our jobs? And which superheroes (or villains) will shape the future?
What will work look like in 10 years? We haven’t been great at predicting the future, but this time we have the opportunity to shape it. Kate O’Keeffe discusses areas of work that are ripe for innovation.
Innovation is everywhere, and this week it was at Cisco Live! Kate O’Keeffe shares her top five Cisco Live moments.
How do you build a startup from scratch? As leader of CHILL, Kate O’Keeffe has helped make it happen.
What do you get from two days of intense, customer-focused, industry-wide innovation? You just might witness the birth of a brand new startup.
Cooperation, co-development, co-opetition. What does it take to succeed in the “co-economy”? Just as the “sharing economy” has changed the basic assumptions upon which the hotel and taxi industries are built, the “co-economy” is changing some of the fundamental ways we think about developing and bringing innovations to market.