Companies are pivoting to remote work for business continuity. Learn how to accelerate VPN capacity and connectivity with security to keep core objectives running without disruption via virtual collaboration tools.
There was a need for virtual volunteers to help out with the Santa Clara County COVID-19 Financial Assistance Fund. So a member of Cisco's Corporate Affairs team decided to take action.
A healthcare system in Atlanta, Georgia will be able to serve more patients virtually because of a generous donation by N3, a Cisco US Commercial Small Business sales operation team.
I’ve always believed that universal broadband internet access is a human right – just as important as food, shelter and water – that when fulfilled, enables individuals to help themselves succeed in the information economy. As the COVID-19 pandemic
When San Francisco Suicide Prevention volunteers could no longer show up to work to perform their life-saving mission, they needed a solution that would allow them to continue work from home, enabling them to maintain essential services and save
Now more than ever, healthcare matters. To keep up with healthcare today, we’re launching a new series entitled #HealthcareNow.
Working remotely has become the new normal almost overnight. People once used to meeting in conference rooms are now meeting virtually. Cisco wants to make this new normal easier for everyone and we understand staying connected is key. Here are some
Cisco has set up two programs to help healthcare organizations rapidly obtain networking equipment at no cost: The Cisco Pandemic Equipment Brokerage, and the Cisco Healthcare Rapid Response Network Bundle.
The network is the enabler of business continuity. IT needs to enable secure connectivity for remote work, help consumer businesses provide a safe environment for employees and customers, and assist in the rollout of pop-up healthcare facilities.
