Digitizing Pedagogy & the Age of Teaching Superpowers
There is a lot more synergy between superheros and the evolution of teaching than you would expect.
Digital transformation
Uncovering More Value from Cloud
Organizations want to know how they can innovate more and deliver new offerings for their users and customers with cloud. As I shared in my last blog, the focus has shifted from making workloads portable or getting the best pricing, to centering on
5 Ways to Build your IT Super Powers with Technical Services at Cisco Live US 2017
Don’t miss these five opportunities to learn about the latest tools, technology and best practices from Cisco Technical Services.
Skilling the Current and Next Generation Workforce
Perspectives from Career and Technical Education (CTE) Leaders from the Asia Pacific Economic growth is driven by the capacity of economies to continually renew themselves, by drawing together the right skills, talent and technology at the right
Analytics and the Universal Pursuit of Insight
What makes space so amazing? Every time human kind takes a deeper look, we find something that we didn’t know was there before. The same concept applies to analytics. Gathering deeper insight into any data set through automation allows you to make
Discover the Power of the Liberated Learner
Education is changing fast, and students are demanding personalized learning that allows them to learn how they want, when they want and where they want.
Embracing a New Culture for IoT
At the 7th International Internet of Things Expo in New York, I spoke on behalf of Cisco’s education services and the IoT Talent Consortium about the people side of organizations’ digital transformations. Here are my thoughts, summarized.
Cisco and Pure Storage accelerating digital transformation
Cisco and Pure Storage are extending the definition of converged infrastructure to deliver flexible growth, easy implementation, choice and transformation.
Relying on Constants to Succeed in a Changing World
You know the familiar adage about looking at the past to predict the future, right? That’s all well and good, but it doesn’t always work when you’re dealing with something...