How Cisco Virtually Fosters a Culture of Travel
Lisa shares her experience working in our Czech offices and experiencing the global culture of Cisco - that helps her to virtually 'travel' now.
Lisa shares her experience working in our Czech offices and experiencing the global culture of Cisco - that helps her to virtually 'travel' now.
Prabha shares how she prepared for her first international business trip to Japan just two weeks after moving cross country to be part of Cisco's LIFT (Leaders in Finance & Technology) team.
Shalveen shares how his Cisco ID and our employee directory have become his new passport to the world and a way to make friends of Cisco employees across the globe.
Liona shares her first two weeks as a Cisco Intern and 3 tips she's learned.
Carmen shares how the Cisco logo brings us all together -- even when we're traveling!
Hospitality and travel rank seventh on the Global Center for Digital Business Transformation’s list of industries experiencing the most digital disruption by 2020, identifying the need for continuous technology adoption.
Cisco takes what could be a ‘pain point’ of travel-related jobs, and turns it into an opportunity to show that they value their employees.
Service is the key differentiator for hospitality – service that is driven by your guests’ needs. This is made possible by today’s ability to digitize information across the network, which is changing how the industry does business. But it also
In the hospitality industry, great service is a key differentiator. At the same time, digitization is changing the way that the industry does business in order to meet the demands of tech-savvy guests like you and me, who – let’s be honest, folks