#CSR

Cisco Live US 2018 may be over, but it was only the continuation of our collective efforts to positively impact people, society, and the planet.

Since 2011, the NOC has relied on a group of stellar students hand-picked from Cisco Networking Academy colleges and universities from across North America as an extension of their on-the-ground staff to help with the network deployment for Cisco Live.

We're excited for attendees to discover what it means to be a global problem solver at Cisco Live as they make a positive impact on people, society, and the planet.

Cisco’s VTIP is a pipeline for transitioning service members and veterans that provides the skills required for an entry-level Cisco Services engineer role.

Cisco Networking Academy expands its offerings to bridge the cybersecurity workforce gap.

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to sit down with Mary Elizabeth McCulloch and Elizabeth Nyeko, two socially minded young women who exemplify the mindset of a Global Problem Solver.

Together, we can to begin to undo the culture of perfection. Combining that with building sisterhood lets girls know that they can be and create anything.

Working together in Puerto Rico, Cisco and NetHope restored networks that enabled emergency response teams and relief agencies to communicate and coordinate efforts in real time to start rebuilding communities.

This year, we continued to leverage our technology to build a network of global problem solvers; to positively impact people, society, and the planet. Our 2017 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) report is a testament to the progress we have made and a reminder of the fantastic opportunities that lie ahead.