Cisco today announced its training partnership with Multiverse to fund and tailor professional apprenticeships for employees in its partner ecosystem in the Greater Manchester area. The Tech Talent Accelerator programme will focus on business-critical skills in digital transformation and data analytics, helping to accelerate digital careers in the region.

The University of Edinburgh has established a new software centre of excellence with Cisco. The centre will fund research projects over the next five years to deliver leading-edge software solutions, with particular focus on quantum computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and cyber security.  

With 2023 set as the European Year of Skills, there is no better momentum to rally behind ambitious goals to bring cybersecurity skills to citizens across Europe. In this context, we are pleased to announce Cisco’s new goal to train 250,000 people with cybersecurity skills across the European Union (EU) over the next three years. Today, Cisco’s CEO and Chairman,…

Seeking new ways to differentiate and deliver business outcomes through agile, secure infrastructure, stc has transformed its network to improve the 5G economics and cloud stacks with Cisco Telco Cloud.

Awards recognise most innovative ideas for driving a more inclusive digital future Cisco today announced the winners of its first ever UK Fast Future Innovation Awards (FFIA), designed to recognise and enable innovation intended to help solve the issues and challenges facing UK businesses today, in areas ranging from eSports to Sustainability and Space.…

Start IT – Cisco4Ukraine is a program for people from Ukraine who want to develop their digital skills, reskill, or upskill. The program aims at training 10,000 people over the next 2 years. Start IT is part of Cisco’s Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) program in Poland. Rzeszów, POLAND – Feb 1st, 2023 – Cisco Networking Academy, together with its education…

New economic modelling from the Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR), commissioned by Cisco, reveals that a more inclusive digital society could add £168 billion to the economy by 2030. The study, conducted by the CEBR for Cisco, reveals there are three key ways in which the UK can readily take action: by connecting everyone to high-quality broadband, widening access to digital skills, and boosting productivity and inclusion by digitising key industries and public services.

At the birthplace of the industrial revolution, and where the atom was first split, Cisco has today announced a strategic partnership with Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) to further its vision of becoming a world-leading digital city region.

Cisco commissioned research highlights the impact of a more inclusive, digital society on the Irish economy.   Renewed commitment of Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) programme sees two new initiatives launched to help accelerate digital opportunity in Ireland, including partnership with the Western Development Commission and launch of new digital…