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Tony Miller

Social Media Manager

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Tony is an experienced tech industry Business Analyst who has worked with Cisco off and on for over 10 years. He has worked with Global Sales, communications and HR teams on a variety of collaboration tools and platforms, to streamline processes and get the most out of the technology available to them.

Previously, he managed the Global Platform for Sales, one of the first communities built for the Integrated Workforce Experience (IWE). An avid early adopter of technologies, he became an internal evangelist for what organizations could accomplish on the WebEx Social platform.

He currently fills the role of Social Media Manager for the Cisco Blogs program, with the goal of helping Cisco's thought leaders find, clarify and amplify their voices across the social business spectrum.

Articles

October 11, 2016

EDUCATION

Preparing the Future Australian Workforce for the Digital Economy

When people think about the impact of technology on education, they tend to focus on how the Internet has changed the classroom experience. Blended learning is now a common delivery model in universities and vocational education, and the use of video to connect students in remote locations is common…

September 29, 2016

EDUCATION

How Digital Collaboration Technology is Transforming Education

Contemporary education systems face a range of challenges, including delivering on their equity commitments and ensuring that all students regardless of location or socio-economic status have access to a high quality education.  While governments have invested in a range of proactive initiatives to…

August 31, 2016

EDUCATION

Delany College Delivers Better Student Engagement and Collaboration in the Classroom

Delany College is a small school in the heart of western Sydney, and is a prime example of educational innovation and student engagement. To deliver and improve pedagogy at their school, Delany College partnered with Cisco to implement technologies and smart facilities that foster innovative learnin…

August 24, 2016

EDUCATION

Digital Workforce Transformation in Education

When you think about digital disruption in educational institutions, most people’s automatic reaction is to think about the impact that technology is having on teaching and learning, including blended and online learning. However, institutions are increasingly realizing that everyone in the organiza…

August 22, 2016

EDUCATION

SW TAFE Improves Student Experience With Smart Classrooms

South West Institute of TAFE is the largest provider of technical and vocational education in the southwest part of the State Victoria, Australia. Spread over four campuses and a large geographical area, SW TAFE was determined to provide staff and students with the capacity to learn virtually as wel…

August 5, 2016

EDUCATION

Innovation at Work

In July of this year, business, government and higher education leaders met at Flinders University to discuss ‘innovation at work’ at the Tonsley Precinct in Adelaide, Australia. The discussions during the Business/Higher Education Roundtable centered on better understanding the impact of technology…

August 3, 2016

EDUCATION

Transforming Higher Education in Australia: Victoria University

Cisco has shared a long-standing and successful relationship with Victoria University (VU). VU is committed to accelerating its transition to a digital campus to enhance student engagement, deliver productivity savings and increase capacity to innovate. VU’s digital campus strategy will fully…

July 28, 2016

EDUCATION

Fostering Connected Learning and Digital Education – Camberwell Girls Grammar School

Camberwell Girls Grammar School is a showcase for what’s possible when students meet the best teachers and exceptional technologies. Recently, BBC Future ran a feature on Camberwell Girls Grammar School and their digital approach to learning by creating global citizens equipped with the skills for a…

July 21, 2016

EDUCATION

Innovating Inside and Outside the University

Innovation is a major focus for Australian universities, its industry partners, government and the broader economy. Australia’s capacity to transition to an advanced services and knowledge-driven economy will depend substantially on its capacity to innovate, and to scale that innovation. Consistentl…