Hybrid Work in Financial Services

The new Cisco Atlanta office shows how Hybrid Work can and should be done. This is a great example for financial services clients to model as they engage employees in return to office.

No one could have predicted how important and quickly SASE, which was first coined in 2019, would become relevant to almost every business in order to function in today's environment. Here's how Cisco is making it work for financial services clients.

The digital transformation path means replacing legacy systems and processes with more efficient methods. The journey of digitizing workflow and automating processes benefits the new hybrid workforce to the betterment of sales and service.

Financial Services firms can transform their operating model by “powering” Hybrid Work in a highly secure and compliant manner by delivering on five key characteristics to empower employees to work from anywhere.

Keeping the trust financial services intuitions have with customers can be sustained by designing a human centric digital first engagement.

Discover what "Intelligent Branch" means in the financial services industry and how it strenghtens the customer experience.

Cisco's financial services team welcomes Marc Haimsohn, Senior Director of Business Development at Vyopta, as our guest blogger this week. Marc dives into a discussion around hybrid work and how to maximize both in-person and virtual interactions.

For the office to have a future, it must offer employees added value. Collaboration software and a laptop are no longer enough to be effective and productive in and out of the office. It has to be completely rethought.

As more and more people are getting vaccinated, and with social restrictions being lifted, there is a pent-up demand from customers looking for face-to-face personalized services like banking, insurance, and wealth management. Discover how to build a safe environment for these interactions with Cisco Meraki.