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With more than 200,000 visitors a day, and more than 65,000 students spread across multiple sites, The University of Melbourne wanted know how staff, students and visitors were experiencing the campus. This insight would help answer tough questions
I’d like to share some of my favorite things inside Cisco Digital Network Architecture (DNA). Before we get going, I thought it would be fun to just spend a moment on what DNA is, from a layman’s perspective. Cisco DNA revolutionizes the way you
It’s a wrap on another holiday shopping season. The results are in: overall estimated retail sales during the holiday season rose 4%, beating National Retail Federation’s (NRF) forecast of 3.6% – both of which are higher than that of last year
Digital transformation is providing new ways for retailers to build customer loyalty and increase basket size.
It seems almost counterintuitive. How can a solution that improves the campus experience for students and staff also save the university hundreds of thousands of dollars annually? Better and cheaper rarely co-exist in the same idea. But with Cisco
Cisco CMX – our Connected Mobile Experience – offers two new solutions that deliver on the promise of high-accuracy indoor location for the enterprise.
Commitment to digital transformation through a smart campus and fully interconnected digital learning hub will be critical to the university's continued success.
Generally, museums are pretty large places with dozens of exhibits and thousands of pieces of artwork to view. The National History Museum (NHM) in London is no exception. When museum brass discovered that there was a way for their visitors to be
