People Behind CSR at Cisco: How communications can strengthen the humanitarian response
Joe Harrison is a member of the Cisco Crisis Response (CCR) team. Learn more about his passion for how communications can transform lives.
Joe Harrison is a member of the Cisco Crisis Response (CCR) team. Learn more about his passion for how communications can transform lives.
Cisco nonprofit partners are helping those in need during the war in Ukraine. Learn more about how you can make a difference.
Cisco is committed to supporting Ukraine and impacted communities by showing up with intention and action, allowing the lessons learned from our purpose and Conscious Culture guide our response.
What will make this industry thrive, grow, evolve and stay relevant is our ability to attract and nurture a community that is truly as diverse as the markets, customers and technologies we represent. I’m referring to our collective diversity.
We are redoubling our efforts to respond to both local and global crises by establishing a new team - Cisco Crisis Response.
At times of crisis, the Cisco Crisis Response team provides technology and expertise. Matt Altman is one of the Crisis Response team members on the ground. Here are three things you need to know about him.
Cisco Live US had its first global digital event on June 16th and 17th. This year's event focused on “possibilities,” and how technology can help to solve the world's problems.
Cisco has always supported nonprofits working to help these at-risk people and families. Since March, we’ve provided additional funding to three strategic nonprofit partners that are working to help our most vulnerable citizens access the care and
Through a new partnership with international antipoverty organization Global Citizen, we’re equipping young people with the tools to make a difference.