During our first Tech for Social Good Hackathon, Cisco experts developed AI solutions to real problems facing our nonprofit partners. Learn what happened inside the build — and why skills-based volunteering is a model worth scaling.
Learn how Cisco and Generation partner to build digital pathways to employment, using AI to connect job seekers with relevant careers and industry-recognized credentials.
Cisco and Quest Alliance are changing India’s vocational schools to help ensure every student has a path to the digital economy. See how this partnership is building a future-ready workforce.
A year into our 40 Communities journey, the lessons are clear: listening, proximity, and focus drive real impact. Explore how insights from our work in Western North Carolina and Mumbai are guiding our ambitious vision for the future.
Through strategic partnerships with Per Scholas and LISC, Cisco is moving beyond immediate disaster relief to build lasting economic resilience in Western North Carolina — creating pathways to tech careers and supporting small businesses as the
In rural districts of India’s Assam State, Cisco and nonprofit partner Piramal Swasthya are bringing digital healthcare to remote villages through Project Niramay. By connecting clinics to specialists and digitizing records, they’re opening new
Nonprofits face the same sophisticated threats as major enterprises, but they rarely have the same resources. Learn how bitsIO — Splunk's 2025 Social Impact Partner of the Year — is changing that by delivering AI-powered Splunk services to
Cisco announced Mumbai as the second location — and first international market — under our 40 Communities initiative. Building on 30 years of partnership in India, we're bringing together skills training, support for startups, and cyber resilience in
As India's digital transformation accelerates, Cisco and NIIT Foundation are meeting the moment with Cyber Suraksha — training over one million people in cybersecurity while creating pathways to opportunity and building a safer, more digitally