Digitization

News Summary: Cisco reinforces its commitment to Spain’s digital transformation through projects aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and innovation, building digital infrastructure, developing digital skills, and enhancing cybersecurity. The renewed ‘Digitaliza’ initiatives will extend to 2024. They are aligned to the goals of the Government�…

Cisco announces lead role in Levelling Up Goal to help close the digital divide London, UK: 24 June 2021 – The Cisco Broadband Index, launched today, highlights that whilst our lives are more connected than ever before, concern is rising over the accessibility of Internet services, which nearly 70% of UK workers believe will underpin economic growth. Whilst…

Ramón y Cajal, 12 de Octubre, and Sant Pau hospitals implement a groundbreaking project using Artificial Intelligence models on chest X-rays while assuring patient data privacy Madrid, May 20, 2021. – Intel and Cisco, with the collaboration of Capgemini Engineering, Vodafone Spain, and Gilead, have powered a groundbreaking technology project…

According to Cisco’s Workforce of the Future survey, employees want to keep hold of many positives that emerged in our new way of working.

In the last few months the world has ‘gone digital’. Internet traffic increased by 20-40%. 1.5 billion students have now moved to remote education.

To support the Municipality of Turin during these unprecedented times Cisco has donated a number of free WebEx accounts and physical Telepresence systems to allow municipal authorities to communicate with the media. It has also donated a number of DX80 Teleconferencing systems to a nursing home allowing elderly guests to continue to meet their relatives virtually.

Cisco's second 'Digital Readiness' Index, published last month, paints a picture of EMEAR as a region that is performing well on the global stage, particularly in areas such as infrastructure adoption. However, it suggests that significant ‘digital divides’ still remain...

For IT to drive Digital Transformation initiatives a bridge is required between the language of IT and the needs of the business. That’s exactly the mission that Cisco’s Business Architecture Centre of Excellence was set up to address.

AI presents an extremely useful range of tools that can help us turn enormous data pools into information we can use to make organisations more secure, networks easier to manage, and businesses more profitable.