Bringing Cloud Services to On-Premises Contact Centers
Whether you’re an IT admin or a contact center agent, we’ve added benefits to make your job easier and enhance the way your on-premises contact center operates.
On-premise
Cisco Partner Synergy SKY Improves End User Experience in Complex Collaboration Environments
Cisco partners with Synergy SKY as they solve the workflow in complicated multi-vendor environments and during transitions.
Your Journey to the All-New Webex
Learn how Webex supports customers who are updating from Jabber or Meetings to the all new Webex.
Delivering Magical Customer Experiences at Cisco Contact Center Summit 2019 and Beyond
Cisco invests in customer experience with new connected, cognitive, and cloud contact center capabilities.
Cisco is Selected as a Leader in Aragon’s Globe for Unified Communications and Collaboration for the Second Consec
Cisco Collaboration evaluated on performance and strategy by globally recognized industry analyst firm Aragon Research
Unleash the Potential of Your Multicloud Strategy
It wasn’t that long ago that many people thought moving everything to the cloud would be simple and cost-effective – and cloud would somehow make everything easier. The reality is...
Cisco and Google give developers cloud speed & scale, coupled with enterprise-class security & support
Cisco DevNet invites developers to explore technologies for developing and deploying modern apps in a hybrid world and get hands-on with learning labs and running code against live infrastructure.
Cloud and On-Premises: The Best of Two Worlds
Let’s be honest, when most IT people are questioned about cloud, immediately they would mention either Amazon (AWS) or Microsoft Azure; some may also mention Google Cloud Platform, IBM SoftLayer or even Rackspace. All of them are Public Cloud
Seven Software Business Models – Part 2
Many years ago I found myself talking to venture capitalists about the differences between SaaS, outsourcing, ASPs, MSPs, online applications; etc. Also I noticed that my Stanford students had little understanding of the economics of software, so I