circular economy

SVP of US Commercial Sales, Tim Coogan, explores circular business practices, emphasizing sustainability across the product lifecycle.

Many companies talk about how the “circular economy” can reduce environmental impact – but what does that mean in general and in practice?

Cisco is innovating to help our customers lower emissions, increase energy efficiency, reduce their carbon footprint, as well as provide visibility and insights to support our customer’s sustainability initiatives. Here are practical steps to getting started on the Net Zero journey.

With our two powerhouse technology companies leading the charge, it makes perfect sense for us to join forces to further our sustainability goals.

Sustainable transportation plays a key role in the transition to a low-carbon economy. As transportation organizations analyze their impact, they are setting GHG emissions reduction goals and accelerating technologies that support electrification, autonomous vehicles, and mobility as a service. Cisco's transportation solutions help support their sustainability journey.

The European Commission will be soon releasing a proposal on the “Right to Repair”. The overarching goal of the initiative is to extend the time during which consumers use products before discarding them. This blog provides recommendations for a “Right to Repair” done right.

Here are five actions Cisco is taking to help create a more sustainable and regenerative future for planet Earth.

In fiscal 2021, Cisco launched a design evaluation methodology to help us track progress toward our circular design goal.

Financial institutions are near the center of sustainability solutions and are in a unique position to help accelerate green development. They have tremendous pressure from shareholders, consumers, employees, and regulators to move not only financial services but other industries.