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- March 2, 2010 At the RSA Conference 2010 in San Francisco, Cisco announced a new take on an old security staple: the virtual private network. Purpose-built for a world in which workers are increasingly mobile and the companies they work for increasingly "borderless," the new offering will keep people securely connected to their company's network no matter where they are or what device ... - March 1, 2010 By James A. Martin To help speed her recovery from a fall, Dr. Kate Burke turned to a Flip video camera. Burke, who had injured a knee while skiing, struggled at times to recall exactly how to do her physical therapy exercises at home. Then she had an idea: On the next visit to her therapist, she took her Flip video camera, planning to ask him to record her correctly ... - February 24, 2010 Talk2Cisco is a live, real-time, social, interactive, online video broadcast featuring Cisco leaders answering questions submitted by you, the viewer. Using Ustream.tv, Talk2Cisco puts you directly in touch with the source of the information, covers topics of interest to you and connects you with others who follow Cisco business and technology. Join the ... - February 22, 2010 Information and communications technology (ICT) holds enormous promise for tackling some of the challenges facing healthcare professionals in developing regions. Many medical facilities in the world's most rural areas still do not have computers; even fewer enjoy Internet connectivity. But as ICT spreads across remote communities, its potential benefits are dramatic. ... - February 15, 2010 Joe Hildebrand, one of the brains behind Jabber instant messaging and now part of Cisco WebEx, answers your questions about how IM and other social communication tools have changed how we collaborate and even how we think about ourselves. Talk2Cisco Broadcast Feb. 18 at 9:30 a.m. PT Talk2Cisco is a live, real-time, social, interactive, online video broadcast featuring ... - February 15, 2010 For generations, many farmers in emerging markets have been at the bottom of the pyramid in terms of literacy, income and overall wellness. And they're hardly the minority. These smallholder farmers (defined as those working farms with under 2 hectares, or about 5 acres) represent more than one-third of employment in developing nations. How, then, can the governments of ... - February 9, 2010 Weeks after its recently completed acquisition of Starent Networks, Cisco Systems is holding its first show-and-tell, revealing why the mobile infrastructure supplier was a must-have item last Christmas. At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain this month, Cisco will unveil the first product to come from the acquisition – a mobile multimedia platform now branded the ... - This is another installment in News@Cisco's ongoing series celebrating Cisco's 25th Anniversary February 8, 2010 By Charles Waltner Fittingly, one of the legendary undertakings in the early days of the Information Age took place in Orlando, Fla., home of Disney World, the theme park of fairy tales and fantasy worlds. It was here in 1994 that Time Warner Cable launched the Full Service ... - January 26, 2010 By James A. Martin Hotels are in the business of bringing people together, not just giving them a place to sleep. With that in mind, hoteliers around the world are increasingly adding public Cisco TelePresence virtual meeting rooms to their list of business-class amenities. "The attentive nature of a hotel environment, along with the Cisco TelePresence collaboration ... - January 19, 2010 By Laurence Cruz Cisco Systems wants to put a router on every communications satellite. The networking giant has already sent the first one into space. The company announced today that the router has successfully completed initial in-orbit tests, after being launched Nov. 23 aboard the Intelsat 14 communications satellite into geosynchronous orbit, 22,300 miles above the ...
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