The Importance of Open Standards in Telemedicine Solutions
The Power of Relationships
Authors: Cisco
If I like you and you like me, and you like what I like and I like what you like, then I want to know about it. You follow? Call it peer pressure, call it follow the leader, call it the ultimate marketing tool…whatever you call it, it’s the power of the relationships, the influence, that is driving friends and fans to click.
Influence,...
It’s Social Media Day: Learn How to use SM to Increase Your Sales!
Authors: Jennifer Carole
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn – all social media tools that have created a cultural shift in how we communicate. So much so that Mashable has declared today, June 30th, Social Media Day[1]!
We agree social media is powerful and with that in mind, we offer you this terrific WebEx featuring a panel of experts who share tips on...
Cisco Cius: Three Customers Share their Perspective on Why They Need an Enterprise Tablet
Authors: Molly Ford
From security features to the new AppHQ[1], I could talk for hours about why the Cisco Cius[2] is the only tablet in the market truly built for businesses (in fact, I did this morning[3]). Earlier this year, we heard from Nottingham University Hospitals about how the Cisco Cius and Nervecentre Software helped them cut costs and...
Flexible Work Schedules Require a “Flexible” Office
Authors: Eric Schoch
Today’s “office” is vastly different from what it was even 10 years ago.
Workers are no longer bound by their stationary desktops and LAN lines, but “offices” are literally set up anywhere with laptops, “smart” devices (tablets and smart phones) and Internet connections. Just as offices are easily set up anywhere, at any time, so...
Enterprise 2.0: A closer look at what’s new with Cisco Quad
Authors: Doron Aronson
At the start of this year’s Enterprise 2.0 [1]conference in Boston, Cisco made a number of announcements about how we’re extending social collaboration to more customers through a new hosted and managed deployment option[2] for Cisco Quad.
This new deployment model will be delivered initially, with the release of Quad 2.5, in...
Recapping Enterprise 2.0 2011
Authors: Doron Aronson
We had a chance to catch up with Murali Sitaram and Jim Grubb at this year’s Enterprise 2.0[1] conference in Boston. In this short interview, Murali and Jim share their impressions on the state of Enterprise 2.0, how it represents a unique opportunity for organizations to re-think the way they operate, and how Cisco is...
Managing the Cultural Shift of Technology with Cisco Quad
Authors: Doron Aronson
Guest post from Hans Hwang, the Vice President of Collaboration within Cisco Advanced Services. He is responsible for driving services strategy for unified communications,
emerging technologies, video, and social software.
Some of the greatest technology innovations, such as holographic displays and supersonic flights, have...
Brian Dickinson Brings Tech to Mt Everest and Shares His Harrowing Story
Authors: Jennifer Carole
Brian Dickinson is an engineer at Cisco.
For many of us, we consider him a friend. When he decided he was going to climb Mt Everest as part of his personal mission to climb the Seven Summits, we collectively gasped. The danger involved was daunting and while we knew he was a tough ex-Navy guy, he’s also a husband and father a...
Cisco at Enterprise 2.0: Announcing a New Hosted Deployment of Cisco Quad
Authors: Doron Aronson
Using Facebook [1]and LinkedIn[2] at work may be taboo, but more and more organizations are encouraging their workers to chat, post and comment via enterprise social software, or ESS. Last year at Enterprise 2.0[3] in Boston, we made a big splash by introducing our Cisco Quad[4] social collaboration platform.
This morning, the...