Cisco IoT sneak preview: what to watch for at digital Cisco Live June 16-17
At Cisco Live, you will learn about how our new innovations will enable the network to better support real-time and bandwidth-heavy use cases with the simplicity you need.
Cisco Customer Experience (CX)
The Reality of Working from Home: What It Means for Security Partners
I don’t know about you but working from home full-time has been quite the adjustment. Yet we’ve settled into a new reality—where classes, work meetings, doctor’s visits, and happy hours are all virtual. But what are the security implications of our
Cisco Leaders Prominently Featured on CRN’s 2020 Women of the Channel List
For 2020, 22 Cisco leaders were named to the CRN’s Women of the Channel list. This list recognizes women leaders for their influence, extraordinary expertise and vision within the channel. Cisco is well represented this year, so join Karine Elsen in
Business continuity while working from home – Customer Experience Offers
The Cisco Customer Experience teams has prioritized the sharing of our expertise and the creation of wireless, collaboration and security offers to help us all address the urgent use cases for remote work, education and healthcare. This blog from
Showing leadership in sports — with our partners — in the face of adversity!
Hear how Cisco is leading and helping our partners face adversity within the Sports & Entertainment industry .
Cisco and T-Mobile – Reaching New 5G Milestones Together
T-Mobile recently announced several milestone achievements in advancing its new 5G core network – and Cisco played a key role in helping them reach those milestones. Our partnership has yielded several 5G Standalone (SA) world-firsts which will ensure
Cisco Customer Experience (CX) Strategy for Partners
At its core, Cisco’s CX strategy is about helping customers realize the value of their technology solutions quickly and completely.
Time Series Analysis with ARIMA: Part 3
Part 3: Cisco Use Case and Designing Your Own Time Series Problem This is a continuation of the Time Series Analysis Posts. Here, I will detail a Cisco use case utilizing time series analysis and ARIMA from part 1 and part 2 of the blog series. If you
Time Series Analysis with ARIMA: Part 2
This is a continuation of the Time Series Analysis posts. ARIMA stands for Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average. These models aim to describe the correlations in the data with each other. You can use these correlations to predict future values