Planning My Next Path – US Army Vet’s Road to Cisco
New Cisconian Mike B. describes his path from being in the US Army, through challenges after being wounded on duty, to finding the right career choice, which led him to Cisco!
New Cisconian Mike B. describes his path from being in the US Army, through challenges after being wounded on duty, to finding the right career choice, which led him to Cisco!
On April 27, my Cisco Berlin colleagues and I had the pleasure of celebrating International #GirlsInICTDay as a part of Cisco’s Girls Power Tech (GPT) initiative.
As a set of tools and best practices to deploy, manage and troubleshoot network devices, network programmability delivers time and cost savings, reduction of human error, customization and innovation.
Today’s computers are no longer toys for the wealthy or rich; just about anyone can leverage technology to do amazing things. IT levels the playing field and enables anyone to be a global problem solver, no matter their race, gender or age.
About one month ago, the Global Virtual Engineering (GVE) team within Cisco's Sales organization ran their first #CiscoSE #CiscoChat in partnership with our friends at the Cisco Networking Academy.
This post originally appeared in Latino Leaders Magazine in December 2016. Laura joined Cisco in 1999 and currently leads the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) field operations worldwide. She and her team, based in 40 countries, help
Ever wondered what it’d be like to be a part of Cisco’s Virtual Systems Engineering team? Curious how a day in the life might look, working among this impassioned team...
Today, students need to be educated to solve problems, become social entrepreneurs and to think critically.
Now more than ever, cybersecurity is a top-of-mind issue for business, students, and even United States presidential candidates. With billions of bytes of data connecting to the Internet every day, our information needs more protection and security