collaboration

How a Passion for Languages Led to a Global Career at Cisco

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How a Passion for Languages Led to a Global Career at Cisco

“¿Qué ondas?” That’s a familiar greeting in El Salvador, where I’m from, a land where surf and coffee blend harmoniously. When I was growing up there as a kid, my grandma asked me if I wanted to take summer classes. She gave me three choices: drawing, math, or English classes. At the time, I felt like I was good enough in math. I was more into music than drawing. So, she paid for my summer…

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“We're Renovating!” Mission Improbable: The Office Adventure

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“We're Renovating!” Mission Improbable: The Office Adventure

“Office closed for renovations.” For someone who actually enjoys coming to the office (Yes, even on Fridays!), this could have been my villain origin story. But instead, I decided to turn this challenge into a secret mission across Germany. Instead of my usual role of Collaboration Account Executive, where I specialize in customer engagement and live demonstrations of our world-class collaboration solutions, I went “undercover” at Cisco customer and partner locations, and a few coworking…

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Future Proofing the Workplace in the age of AI

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Future Proofing the Workplace in the age of AI

Over the past few years, AI has radically changed the business landscape. As organizations race to meet unprecedented demands for access, connectivity, and flexibility, it’s clear our workplaces need to evolve. Modern workplaces need to be dynamic environments where people and technology intersect to drive innovation and productivity. The influx of IoT devices and AI applications has introduced new complexities. As more devices connect to networks, data demands increase, and security risks intensify. Legacy infrastructures…

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Lessons from the Snowflake breach: SaaS security needs collaboration

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Lessons from the Snowflake breach: SaaS security needs collaboration

The recent Snowflake attack is an important reminder that data remains king when it comes to cyberattacks, and identities are the gateway for threat actors to access this coveted information. While in the event of an attack, service providers typically take the brunt of the blame. In this case, Snowflake reflected that it was actually how the company’s customers — including major companies like Ticketmaster and Advanced Auto Parts — chose to leverage its SaaS…

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Unlocking digital trust: The power of collaboration in a data-driven world

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Unlocking digital trust: The power of collaboration in a data-driven world

Digital trust has become the cornerstone of successful organizations in today’s data-driven and artificial intelligence-influenced world. Customers, partners and employees alike are increasingly basing their decisions on how much they trust an organization to oversee their information securely and responsibly. ISACA’s 2024 State of Digital Trust report underscores this reality, highlighting both the critical role of security and the need for enhanced collaboration across digital trust functions. The survey, which polled more than 5,870 ISACA…

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Axis Communications establishes Axis Experience Center

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Axis Communications establishes Axis Experience Center

Axis Communications has launched the Axis Experience Center (AEC) in Phoenix, AZ, promoting regional access to new technology. The expressed goal of the facility is to cultivate stronger connections with partners and customers in the area, encouraging a community of partnership and innovation for local communities and beyond. The facility features training rooms, conference rooms and demo rooms to support continued collaboration and evolution.  The AEC also features:  Real-time analytics such as people counting, hardhat…

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The power of partnerships

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The power of partnerships

Throughout the day to day operations of a business or organization, it can be easy for different departments to work independently; however, when it comes to developing an effective security strategy, working cooperatively is indispensable. Whether it is collaborating with other departments or with outside organizations, building and maintaining partnerships is mission critical. “It’s impossible to do everything yourself,” says Jay Gruber, Associate Vice-President for Public Safety and Chief Public Safety Officer at Georgetown University….

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How We’re Navigating Parenthood, Careers, and Connection at Cisco

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How We’re Navigating Parenthood, Careers, and Connection at Cisco

Once upon a time, there were two Stanford University employees — a husband and wife — who weren’t able to email one another because their computers were on different networks. Eventually, they figured out a way to connect their computers, developing the multiprotocol router. The year was 1984, and this new connection … well, it’s how Cisco was born! And thanks to the innovations of Leonard Bosack and Sandy Lerner, my husband and I are…

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Behind the scenes of emergency management

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Behind the scenes of emergency management

When it comes to emergency management, preparation can vary greatly. Each sector faces its own threats, and even those can differ depending on factors such as region or time of year. Schools, for example, have to protect their students, faculty and staff. They face the threat of active shooters and violence, but also must be prepared for severe weather emergencies. In the United States, fire season runs from late spring through fall, often when students…

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How I’m Leaving My Legacy at Cisco

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How I’m Leaving My Legacy at Cisco

Parents with school-aged children have a very cool backstage pass. Well, it’s more like a front-row seat. It is a front-row seat that’s a window into wonder and ever-shining hope for the future. While my husband and I have no children of our own, we are fortunate to have access to this front-row seat, thanks to family members who invite us to our nephews’ and nieces’ school events and kid activities. We’ve had our share…

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