How User Experience is a Key to Cisco’s Success
Rashmi is a UX Designer and sees user experience everywhere! Here she shares how she sees it unfold at Cisco.
Rashmi is a UX Designer and sees user experience everywhere! Here she shares how she sees it unfold at Cisco.
Cisco and Microsoft extend their partnership to help customers improve connectivity from branch offices to Microsoft by integrating Cisco’s SD-WAN with Microsoft’s Azure Virtual WAN and Office 365.
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The key to good UX design is a deep understanding of the user persona that the application is intended for. Simplicity, ease of use, supportability and manageability can be competitive differentiators.
The billion dollar opportunity in user experience goes beyond the product itself. It is at the often-forgotten tail end of the customer's journey: User adoption. When buying and deploying new products, make sure the user experience – of both the product and the adoption cycle – is part of your strategy.
Applications have met a variety of challenges and ideas. Join our #CiscoChat to discuss our favorites at 10am PT on May 10.
Red Dot just recognized the Cisco Spark Board product design with its “Best of the Best” Red Dot award. What's it like to be a key part of the design team? Torkel Mellingen is happy to let you know. "To me, the award from Red Dot acknowledges that we landed in just the right place. It feels amazing. The team that developed Cisco Spark Board dared to challenge the norm."
More than ever, I’m focused on creating great experiences that help make our products a natural part of how you interact and collaborate. To help you work faster, smarter, more productively.
In the summer of 2012, I was asked to pick up a high profile project with time restrictions for Bank of America/Merrill Lynch (BAML). The brief was to implement a...