COVID-19

With Cisco technology, organizations in Latin America are advancing digital acceleration and figuring out new ways to teach our students, treat our sick, and connect government officials.

When COVID-19 cases soared this spring in Madrid, the government reached out to the IFEMA exhibition venue to turn its pavilion into a 5,500-bed field hospital.

Nine court rooms across Elkhart County, Indiana, shift to remote hearings, powered by Cisco solutions, when the pandemic forces statewide closures.

When COVID-19 shut down Italy, fashion manufacturer Del Brenta transitioned to remote operations in a day and used Cisco Webex to drive real-time collaboration with partners and clients.

City quickly transitions agents from a call center to a work-from-home operation over a weekend in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the healthcare sector, every second matters which is why it's vital to ensure critical equipment is on hand when needed. Learn how Cisco's partnership with Stanley Health is supporting healthcare providers by digitizing their inventories.

One university and one college – 6,000 miles apart – both faced with the same big challenge: shift their entire curriculum to 100% distance learning in a matter of days. See how Cisco made it all possible.

By Nick Biasini. The goal of malicious activity is to compromise the system to install some unauthorized software. Increasingly that goal is tied to one thing: the user. Over the past several years, we as an industry improved exploit mitigation and the value of working exploits has increased accordingly. Together, these changes have had an […]

Not-for-profit community-owned medical center uses Cisco technology to help set up COVID-19 drive-thru testing in 24 hours and establish telehealth capabilities in 48 hours.