What's In Store

There are problems lurking in networking and computer rooms around the world. Messy data cabling, discarded litter or random junk that simply shouldn’t be in a space for communication equipment. One company is using a surprisingly simple mix of plug-and-play technology and good operational processes to ensure that thousands of these often-overlooked spaces get the oversight they deserve.

Smart fitting rooms. Data analytics that improve customer service. No checkout lines. Hear how an outdated employee store was transformed into the retail store of the future.

Learn about the two technologies one IT company is using to lower connectivity costs, upgrade devices easier, and improve experience of its end users.

What is customer zero and how Cisco is using the approach to improve the experience of their customers and transform IT.

There’s no greater equalizer than education. In the age of technology, a college degree is a must-have to succeed professionally. That’s why Cisco has partnered with a San Jose high school to help underserved communities with the educational tools to succeed in the classroom and the boardroom. People with a college degree will make on average $1 million more in their careers than those without a degree. That’s why at Cristo Rey High School, the focus is on preparing students to graduate and go to college. The school’s 455 student body is a majority Latino. Last year, 99 percent of seniors graduated, 98 percent of those Cristo Rey graduates enrolled in college. Students learn not just math and science, they learn about information technology. They drive projects, giving presentations and experience what it will be like to work at Cisco or any other company. Being born in an underserved community, “It doesn’t have to be another sad story.”

A roomful of electronics critical to your business will be powering down in 3… 2… 1…