Transforming the Citizen Experience in the Town of Cary
From automated traffic lights to video analytics, discover how our Partner NWN Corporation took a seamless, cloud-based approach to support the town of Cary with smart city technology.
Cisco Kinetic for Cities
The big data pipeline for the new oil: Cisco Smart & Connected Communities
Smart cities need a high grade fuel to run on - data that is refined for peak performance. Find out the two pillars for smart city success with big data.
Accelerating Digital Transformation with IoT Data, Thanks to Cisco and IBM
A year ago, IBM and Cisco announced a global collaboration to bring business insights to the edge of the network with IoT. Read more about our partnership to date.
Getting Started Can be as Easy as 1,2,3…
Even with clearly defined goals, smart city projects often beg the question of where to begin. Cisco offers pre-packaged starter solutions, priced to include everything needed to start your transformation.
The Formula for Making the Smart City Dream a Reality
Reflecting on progress made and continuing challenges to overcome, we find that the pursuit of smart cities is a never-ending journey, not a destination.
Key infrastructure financing program to facilitate smart city projects worldwide
If cities are to address the gap between needs and resources, public- and private-sector institutions must collaborate. Together, they must innovate and fund creative solutions to allow cities to effectively deliver citizen services.
New Features and Financing Options Help Fast-Track Smart City Initiatives Worldwide
At the Smart Cities Expo World Congress in Barcelona, we announced new technology solutions, business models and financing options to help customers reach their goals faster.
Every Smart City Starts with Its Network
Digital infrastructure is becoming a powerful tool in creating places where people want to live and businesses can grow. Cisco DNA for Cities provides the digital backbone for thriving cities and communities.
Getting Smart on the Future of Cities
Chuck Robbins met with Jason Anders from the Wall Street Journal to discuss the future of smart cities, and how intent-based, secure networking will be the foundation for development and innovation.