Innovating for a New Future in United Arab Emirates
Digital innovation is setting the course for long-term economic growth in the Middle East, and could contribute up to 3.8 percent annually in GDP – amounting to approximately $95 billion.
Smart Cities
Customer Spotlight: The City of Schenectady Leads Smart City Movement
Smart LED technology and Wi-Fi throughout the downtown area help to reduce expenses, conserve natural resources, foster business and empower government employees and residents.
Orchestrating Smart City Ecosystems
Orchestrating the smart city ecosystem is a combination of art and science that blends company cultures, business models, and objectives into a living, evolving expression of alignment with the goals of city leaders and citizens.
Digital Impact to Public Works & Utilities
Cities are like a living, breathing organism; they require change to survive and thrive. See how Cisco is helping cities and communities leverage traditional assets to provide better services to their residents.
Working Toward Carbon Neutrality
As citizens of this planet and stewards of the Earth, we must be aware of how our day-to-day routines may affect our quality of life. Find out how Cisco is helping cities around the world to reduce their carbon footprint.
Improving Public Safety through Digital Transformation
Now, more so than ever, city and community leaders are looking for innovative ways to address ever-evolving challenges, while keeping people safe and maintaining sustainable, successful growth.
Cruising to Safer, Smarter Streets
Start Your Engines: Considering all the benefits emerging with the technology innovations of the digital age, it’s surprising that we see few changes to roadways, streets and vehicles that truly improve the driver experience and make roads
#TransformationThursday: Thinking Outside of the Box
In the Name of Innovation: Technology is only as useful as the processes it changes, the money it saves, and the lives that it improves. In increasingly complex city environments where there are more people, less resources and higher demands than
Innovation at Work
In July of this year, business, government and higher education leaders met at Flinders University to discuss ‘innovation at work’ at the Tonsley Precinct in Adelaide, Australia. The discussions during the Business/Higher Education Roundtable centered