7 Ways to Rise Above the Storm and Inspire Others
Hope. It’s my personal story. It might not seem that hope would come from
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Innovation: It’s in our very core
We are making enterprise-grade software as intuitive and adaptive as consumer technology. For the first time in the history of Cisco, we have a single software stack across the enterprise routing and switching product lines.
#CiscoChat Recap: Why Fearless Females Love Being Cisco Systems Engineers (SEs)
One of Cisco’s crown jewels is its fantastic team of female Systems Engineers (SEs). From Millennials, moms, mentors, and innovators to business consultants, salsa dancers, world travelers, strategic sellers, and...
Cisco Employee Encourages Girls to Be Engineers Like Her
Recently I was giving the option of choosing between an Apple TV and a drone – and I happily chose a drone. But, I got asked more than a couple...
Engineering Shows Their #LoveWhereYouWork Style
How incredibly amazing are the Cisco #LoveWhereYouWork
4 Ways Women Can Be a Ninja at Work
I recently became a Ninja. That’s right. A Cisco Security Ninja. You can be a Ninja too! The Cisco Security Ninja Program (http://wwwin-csdl.cisco.com/ninja_dojo/) confirms lessons learned and challenges participants to reach for higher degrees of
#ILookLikeAnEngineer – Cisco style!
The #ILookLikeAnEngineer hashtag is the diversity sensation that’s sweeping the nations! The hashtag started as a way to break down stereotypes as to what an engineer might look like. It’s not just nerdy guys. It’s women, minorities
Cisco-Supported Program Receives Public Service Award
This post was written by guest blogger Alex Belous, Education Portfolio Manager for Cisco Systems and the Cisco Foundation. Each year, more than 1.4 million people visit the Museum of Science, Boston, where they marvel at exhibits covering everything
Angling for Silverlight Exploits
This post is co-authored by Andrew Tsonchev, Jaeson Schultz, Alex Chiu, Seth Hanford, Craig Williams, Steven Poulson, and Joel Esler. Special thanks to co-author Brandon Stultz for the exploit reverse engineering.