Cisco at Smart City Expo
World Congress 2023
Together, we can build a bridge to a smart urban future.
At Cisco, we believe that technology holds the promise of transforming communities, powering opportunity, and creating a more equitable and sustainable future.
Cisco helps communities around the globe connect, protect, and transform the lives of their residents. Our trustworthy technologies serve as a foundation to expand access to critical resources, build secure and resilient infrastructures, and power hybrid work and trusted workplaces.
In-booth theater
At the Cisco in-booth theater, we featured subject matter experts and partners who shared the latest technology and case studies supporting how Cisco is transforming communities beyond cities including government, healthcare, education, utilities, and more.
Tuesday, November 7
VR Experience
9—9:45 a.m. UTC +1
Experience the future of government with our augmented reality tour. Stop by our theater to see how Cisco technology is transforming cities and governments.
Cisco Networking & The Power of the Platform: Simplified, Unified Experiences
10—10:15 a.m. UTC +1
Providing positive constituent experiences and building connected communities requires ever-increasing network complexity. Governments today are seeking ways to simplify operations, drive efficiency, and provide flexible workplaces. Cisco platforms streamline IT by bringing together physical and virtual infrastructure, management, security, and APIs for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid operating models.
Speaker:
- Chris Allen, Marketing Manager, Cisco
How Cities Can Leverage Broadband Infrastructure to Enable Smart City Projects
10:30—10:45 a.m. UTC +1
Attend this session to discover how cities can optimize their broadband infrastructure to create a secure multitenant transport network that kickstarts their smart city initiatives. The session will guide attendees through the infrastructure build, showcasing how to utilize the Cisco MIG portfolio as a base and incorporate other Cisco technologies like fixed wireless, Private 5G, Wireless, IoT, and security for cities that are looking to utilize digital technology to address challenges as reducing traffic congestion, public safety, promoting economic development, and making local government more accessible and efficient. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to leverage your existing broadband and pave the way toward a smarter future.
Speaker:
- Abel Ramirez, Business Solutions Architect, Cisco
Deloitte
11—11:15 a.m. UTC +1
Review a use case featuring Deloitte.
Speaker:
- Brian Greenberg, Deloitte
Leveraging the Cisco Cloud Networking Platform for Scalable Smart City Outcomes
11:30—11:45 a.m. UTC +1
Leveraging the Cisco Cloud Networking Platform, Smart Camera, and Sensors to transform a smart city and drive sustainable results. Learn how Brescia Mobilità has cut 90 thousand euros in annual costs and significantly reduced CO2 emissions by about 276 tons per year.
Speaker:
- Joe Weiss, WW Leader Meraki IoT, Cisco Meraki
Powering the Green Transition in Tomorrow's Cities
12—12:15 p.m. UTC +1
As Governments and companies set ambitious GHG emissions reduction targets, policies and technology will play a central role in driving emissions reduction and creating a positive impact.
In this session, we will discuss the landscape and opportunities for the green and digital transition with a specific focus on sustainability, connectivity, and smart cities.
You will leave this session with more understanding, creative ideas, and solutions to tap into future local market opportunities with the support of Cisco.
Speaker:
- Esther Roure Vila, Customer Success Specialist, Cisco
Smart City IoT Security
12:30—12:45 p.m. UTC +1
Unlike traditional office automation, IoT devices can be, and usually are, deployed outside traditional carpeted areas. Combined with the sheer number of devices connected in an IoT environment (and the nascent technology being used to connect the non-IT devices), a complex set of security challenges results, as does the question, “How can we successfully address these security worries?”
At Cisco, our approach is to address the security concern as three elements: Data-in-motion attacks, sensor compromise, and at-rest attacks.
Speaker:
- Ray Blair, Distinguished Sales Architect, Cisco
Local Governments Reimagining Workforce and Smart Public Spaces
13—13:45 UTC +1
This 45-minute discussion features CXOs representing Fort Worth, TX, and Cary, NC, – two leading municipalities differentiating themselves in their rapid growth and pioneering spirit in leveraging technology to transform how local governments serve residents. Moderated by Cisco’s Vice President of U.S. State, Local Governments, and Education (SLED), the conversation will explore innovative approaches to the government workforce and how technology is transforming physical city spaces.
Speaker:
- Gary DePreta, Customer Roundtable, Vice President, U.S. State, Local Governments, and Education (SLED)
Intel
14—14:15 UTC +1
Review a use case featuring Intel
Speaker:
- Joe Mayberry, Intel
Communities Reimagined - Building the Foundation for the Future
14:30—14:45 UTC +1
Cisco is committed to powering the community of the future by establishing a secure, resilient, and agile digital foundation that drives innovation and growth. This approach enables a future that is vibrant, equitable, and dynamic. A future that fosters innovation and growth, creating thriving communities that businesses are eager to invest in. A future that is interconnected, where every voice is heard, every need addressed, and every person feels part of a larger, inclusive whole.
With Cisco, we can turn the vision of our future communities into a reality, ensuring that the benefits of digital transformation reach every corner, every person. But as we weave the digital fabric of our future communities, it's clear that this is not a task to be undertaken alone.
Governments need trusted partners. Cisco is more than a technology provider; we are a partner on this transformative journey, offering solutions, expertise, and support.
Through our commitment to inclusive network infrastructure, resiliency, data-driven enablement, operational sustainability, and comprehensive cybersecurity, we're not just creating communities; we're shaping futures, together.
Speaker:
- Matthew Dietz, Global Government Strategist, Cisco
Security for the Smart City
15—15:15 UTC +1
Cisco IOT security solutions are used by IT, OT, and security teams to protect your cities from cybercriminals. Gain full visibility into connected assets, identify assets that have the highest cyber risks, control access to the OT network, enforce micro-segmentation policies, investigate incidents, and remediate threats with workflows orchestrating tasks across your security technologies.
Using Zero Trust Architecture, Cisco Cyber Security solutions, and architectures can defend and monitor your smart city.
Speaker:
- Lucas Cammarata, Technical Solutions Architect, Cisco
Capturing Global Public Funding
15:30—15:45 UTC +1
Did you know that the world's top 12 economies in EMEA, Americas, and APJC are investing more than $18 trillion in grants, loans, and other forms of public funding over the next 3 years?
There are thousands of funding programs available to public and private sector organizations every year. The Global Public Funding Capture Program at Cisco helps customers find and apply for these funds, dramatically increasing their ability to acquire solutions that will transform their operations while multiplying their speed, information, and effectiveness.
Come learn how Cisco's Global Public Funding Capture Program can help you find and apply for these funds, dramatically increasing your ability to acquire solutions that will transform your operations while multiplying their speed, information, and effectiveness.
Speaker:
- John Boyd, Global Funding Capture Lead, Cisco
Not just for Cars and Racing….Bringing LiDAR to the Smart Cities
16—16:15 UTC +1
Join us for an exciting discussion to learn how the same technology used to keep autonomous race cars safe at speeds in excess of 150mph can also be used to improve safety on urban roads and public spaces.
Luminar and Cisco are extending our collaboration on autonomous race cars to take the data off the cars and safely move it into the ecosystem to support Smart City Infrastructure, Public Safety, and Data Analytics applications. The real-time, highly accurate, detailed data from 1550nm long-range lidar makes features including adaptive traffic signal control, crowd monitoring, and the design and optimization of urban spaces, roads, and buildings possible.
“We have an opportunity to leverage the extensive development that Luminar has completed to build a highly reliable, automotive grade lidar sensor and combine it with Cisco’s wireless high-speed backhaul systems to serve Smart City initiatives,” said Christoph Schroeder, VP, of Technical Business Development at Luminar. “Ultimately it’s all about the power of partnership and in our ability to make a real impact on the safety of our urban roads and public spaces.”
Speaker:
- Christoph Schroeder, VP, Technical Business Development, Luminar
Smart and Sustainable Building Starts with the Right Cabling Architecture: FTTACP
16:30—16:45 UTC +1
This presentation will introduce an innovative cabling methodology designed for both retrofitting existing structures and constructing new floors or buildings. It offers a resilient and flexible solution to meet the contemporary market's hybrid work standards. Discover how this cabling approach can significantly contribute to the development of intelligent and eco-friendly network architectures, serving as a cornerstone for future-generation buildings. By harnessing Power over Ethernet (PoE) and low voltage capabilities, embracing the DC micro-grid trend, and anticipating the future of Facility Management Platforms (FMP), cabling emerges as a pivotal element in shaping the next era of sustainable construction.
Speaker:
- Floris Grandvarlet, EMEA EN Innovation, Sustainability CTO Sales/Channel, Cisco
Revolutionizing Incident Reporting in Police: Unleashing Real-time Video's Potential for Safer Communities
17—17:15 UTC +1
In this presentation, we explore the transformative potential of Remote Expert from Cinos in improving the way citizens report non-life-threatening incidents to the police. We'll look at how to leverage online video to enhance the reporting process, provide real-time visual evidence, streamline communication, and complete a statement, all while maintaining confidentiality for citizens needing discrete assistance.
Speaker:
- Jono Darlington, Cinos
Using Digital Innovation to Deliver a Generation of Zero-Proof Carbon Schools and University Campuses
17:30—17:45 UTC +1
This presentation will provide an overview of key investment drivers and actual examples of schools and university estates that have invested in adopting digital technologies for integrating estates with learning environments to provide better campus life experience and environmental monitoring conditions. The results already show positive impacts on promoting teaching/experiences about the impacts of climate change in schools and universities and enhanced policies to reduce carbon emissions from estates in education institutions. Another important outcome has been the influence of encouraging the local communities to learn how they can also actively reduce carbon emissions and contribute to climate change.
Speaker:
- Ricardo Santos, Industry Business and Partner Strategy, Education and Public Sector, EMEA, Cisco
VR Experience
18—18:45 a.m. UTC +1
Experience the future of government with our augmented reality tour. Stop by our theater to see how Cisco technology is transforming cities and governments.
Wednesday, November 8
VR Experience
9—9:45 a.m. UTC +1
Experience the future of government with our augmented reality tour. Stop by our theater to see how Cisco technology is transforming cities and governments.
The Office of the Future, Designed for Hybrid Work
10—10:15 a.m. UTC +1
Organizations today are trying to figure out the value of space. Cisco having transformed our flagship locations in New York City (Penn 1) and Atlanta, is perfectly positioned to help guide companies using a technology and data-driven approach to facilitate Hybrid work. Hybrid work is more complex than the office-only work culture of before, because now we may be working from home, on the go, or in an office somewhere. To tackle this complexity we know from experience that we have to design our new workspace with a technology-first mentality with sustainability, health and wellness of employees, and by digitizing our real estate to gain the best value from our spaces.
Speaker:
- Brian O'Sullivan, Technical Project Systems Engineer, Cisco
Local Government and Industry: Building Resilient Cities Together
10:30—11:15 a.m. UTC +1
This 45-minute panel discussion, moderated by Cisco's Vice President of U.S. State, Local Governments, and Education (SLED), explores how U.S. cities are seamlessly integrating technology into their urban strategies across various sectors. The session will feature leading U.S. mayors who are pioneers in the application of transformative technology and intelligent infrastructure. The panel will focus on critical challenges facing city leadership and explore the potential for synergies between industry and local governments in building resilient cities.
Speaker:
- Gary DePreta, Customer Roundtable, Vice President, U.S. State, Local Governments, and Education (SLED)
IoT for SDG6
11:30—11:45 a.m. UTC +1
During this session, we'll discuss the following: The threat of water scarcity on the rise, critical aspects of climate change resilience, Mitigation programmes (in the EU), Data-driven operational excellence, Foundational connectivity, and security, Managing a large edge estate, and Ecosystem approach to value.
Speaker:
- William de Angelis, CDO CILE, and Wolf Stinnes, NTT Data EMEAL Smart Cities Director
Capturing Global Public Funding
12—12:15 p.m. UTC +1
Did you know that the world's top 12 economies in EMEA, Americas, and APJC are investing more than $18 trillion in grants, loans, and other forms of public funding over the next 3 years?
There are thousands of funding programs available to public and private sector organizations every year. The Global Public Funding Capture Program at Cisco helps customers find and apply for these funds, dramatically increasing their ability to acquire solutions that will transform their operations while multiplying their speed, information, and effectiveness.
Come learn how Cisco's Global Public Funding Capture Program can help you find and apply for these funds, dramatically increasing your ability to acquire solutions that will transform your operations while multiplying their speed, information, and effectiveness.
Speaker:
- John Boyd, Global Funding Capture Lead, Cisco
Ameelio's Transformative Partnership with Cisco in Revolutionizing Prison Telecommunications
12:30—12:45 p.m. UTC +1
Ameelio is a rapidly growing and internationally recognized technology nonprofit revolutionizing the prison telecommunication industry. The first few clients include the states of Iowa, Colorado, and Maine. As we scale, a key bottleneck is that correctional facilities lack reliable and affordable network infrastructure. This is why we work with Cisco to provide industry-standard network configuration and equipment to prisons and jails across the United States. In this collaboration, Cisco provides the foundational element upon which Ameelio software and hardware can function smoothly, thus enabling Ameelio to deliver the change we both want to see.
Speaker:
- April Feng, Chief Operating Officer, Ameelio
Transforming the Middle Mile with Routed Optical Networks
13—13:15 UTC +1
Broadband Middle Miles are transforming how broadband is delivered. States, counties, and many non-profits are looking to create true open-access networks to create new economic opportunities for the communities they serve. However, managing these networks can be complex to operate with positive ROI. In this session, you will learn new innovations in optical networking that can significantly lower operating and capital costs while providing a superior experience for your customers.
Speaker:
- Albert Garcia, Business Development Manager, Cisco
Laying the Cyber Security Foundations of Our Smart Cities
13:30—13:45 UTC +1
Building cyber security in our smart cities is a crucial undertaking to protect the cities and their residents. Security is not a bolt-on, and building security is a significantly cheaper exercise than attempting to retrofit it. The network is the platform to enable our smart cities and also happens to be the platform to help secure them. Come along to find out how.
Speaker:
- Simon Finn, National Cyber Security Advisor, Cisco
EV Charging Station Infrastructure - What "Smart" Cities Need to Know
14—14:15 UTC +1
Economics, economic development, regulations, and public demand are increasing the pace of adoption for decarbonizing transportation. Likewise, the demand for electric cars is booming, with sales expected to increase 35 percent in 2023. Across the globe, EVs are an important priority of government investment and are integral to fighting climate change and achieving a more energy-efficient means of transportation; however, a side effect of publicly funded EV charging infrastructure that must be considered is the security vulnerabilities that are present, which are well outside of agency enterprise networking strategies. This session addresses IT/OT and EV charging infrastructure security needs.
Speaker:
- Michelle Maggiore, Country Digitization Manager, Cisco
Modernization of the OT and Traffic Operations Network
14:30—14:45 UTC +1
This session highlights the integration of technology to provide flexible, affordable, and accessible multimodal transportation options for all. Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are applications that provide an innovative approach to how transportation and traffic are handled on a large scale. These smart technologies include wireless communications, car navigation, traffic signal regulation, and more. Sub-projects include:
- Connected Freight - Using connected vehicle technology that allows trucks to communicate with our traffic signals, we can reduce the impact delivery and freight trucks have in local communities, increase safety, improve delivery time reliability, and provide cost savings to participating cargo companies.
- Connected Fleet - With connected vehicle technology to city vehicles in a small geographic area, we can better understand how this communication can improve resident commuting experiences, upgrade our traffic management system, and provide better data to citizens.
- Connected Citizens - Testing automated pedestrian detection and notification technology will allow pedestrian “walk” signs to be extended if someone, such as a young child or a sight-impaired individual, needs a little more time to cross the street.
Speaker:
- Thomas Archuleta, IoT Technical Solutions Architect, Cisco
Communities Reimagined
15—15:15 UTC +1
As a society, we are facing Sustainability and Energy challenges like never before. Although the goals are clear, the path to achieving them is very challenging: the approach to Infrastructure, Built Environment, and Energy management has not seen a significant change since the late 20th century.
The solution is to leverage the power of data, digitalizing building assets and capturing energy metadata - then creating a holistic relational model where data can be normalized, analytics can be leveraged, and optimization insights are generated. One of the most critical elements is data transport and data security; Cisco solutions provide a market-leading technology infrastructure for future communities.
The session will focus on reimagining 4 segments of the future communities:
- Sustainability
- Energy Intelligence
- Reliability management
- Asset optimization
Additionally, the session will examine technology strategies to achieve improved outcomes, including data transport, digital twin, and portfolio management platforms.
Speaker:
- Tim Kupa, Dar Group
The Key Role of Application Security in Building Resilient Public Sector Organizations
15:30—15:45 UTC +1
Application security is central to organizational resilience.
Organizational resilience is now a strategic imperative in the public sector. But how to achieve it isn’t always obvious — and neither is the role that application security plays in building resilience.
In this session, you’ll learn why integrating security into application delivery is key to creating trust and driving resilience—and how to do it.
Gain insights into:
- Why putting application security at the center of an organizational resilience strategy is a smart move.
- A step-by-step framework for building security-first resilience into application delivery.
- How AppDynamics enables resilience-based security and performance across the application lifecycles.
Speaker:
- Alvaro Excribano, Systems Engineer, Cisco
Wi-Fi Data Offloading and Edge Computing for Greener Mobility Services
16—16:15 UTC +1
“Green Mobility” is the optimization of mobility and energy flows by digital technologies. As a first step, TOYOTA, KDDI, and Cisco evaluated the effectiveness of Wi-Fi data offloading and edge computing in mitigating network and cloud load, as well as saving energy for connected vehicle communications.
Speaker:
- Atsushi Miyamoto, Business Development Manager, Cisco
NterOne
16:30—16:45 UTC +1
Use case study featuring NterOne.
Speaker:
- Juan Carlos Picco Gil, NterOne
Digital Resilience for Communities
17—17:15 UTC +1
Communities and their Administrations are the interface to residents and make local life livable. Providing secure and performant digital services demonstrates an executable Government and builds trust in Digitalization. Therefore at Cisco, we believe it is essential to build a resilient digital Infrastructure to secure Communities against all different kinds of threats in a Hybrid world. Our mission is to Power an Inclusive Future for All.
Speaker:
- Stephan Hohmann, Sales Business Development Manager, Cisco
Empowering 850 Catalonian Cities with Virtual Advising
17:30—17:45 UTC +1
Cisco provides Localret (Spain) digital solutions for their remote citizen advisory in Catalonia's 850 municipalities. The services include building and planning permits, forms, fee processing, and more. Cisco's ISV Partner Moderro, along with local integrator Datacom. Global deployed Remote Expert Solution that is powered by Webex and Cisco devices in a few municipalities (municipalities of Barcelona and Gava can be showcased). Barcelona municipal hall features a physical POD, while the municipality of Gava deployed both POD and mobile services.
Speaker:
- Ofir Ben Ami, Business Development Manager, Cisco
VR Experience
18—18:45 a.m. UTC +1
Experience the future of government with our augmented reality tour. Stop by our theater to see how Cisco technology is transforming cities and governments.
Thursday, November 9
VR Experience
9—9:45 a.m. UTC +1
Experience the future of government with our augmented reality tour. Stop by our theater to see how Cisco technology is transforming cities and governments.
Data and Cloud Sovereignty for Public Sector
10—10:15 a.m. UTC +1
This topic will cover how Cisco can help governments adopt sovereign clouds and achieve data and operational sovereignty. It will also cover an example data classification methodology for smart cities as an example.
Speaker:
- Abdel-moniem Rezk, Solutions Architect, Cisco
Virtually Healthy: Redefining Healthcare with Real-time Video
10:30—10:45 a.m. UTC +1
Join us in this presentation as we explore the exciting possibilities of incorporating online and remote video platforms to elevate the healthcare experience. Harness the power of online video consultations to bring patients together with those responsible for their care. Discover how these platforms are changing the landscape of medical consultations, providing convenience, and accessibility, and reducing missed appointments to create patient-centric care whilst reducing cost.
Speaker:
- Jono Darlington, Cinos
Powering the Green Transition in Tomorrow's Cities
11—11:15 a.m. UTC +1
As Governments and companies set ambitious GHG emissions reduction targets, policies and technology will play a central role in driving emissions reduction and creating a positive impact.
In this session, we will discuss the landscape and opportunities for the green and digital transition with a specific focus on sustainability, connectivity, and smart cities.
You will leave this session with more understanding, creative ideas, and solutions to tap into future local market opportunities with the support of Cisco.
Speaker:
- Esther Roure Vila, Customer Success Specialist, Cisco
Laying the Cyber Security Foundations of Our Smart Cities
11:30—11:45 a.m. UTC +1
Building cyber security in our smart cities is a crucial undertaking to protect the cities and their residents. Security is not a bolt-on, and building security in is a significantly cheaper exercise than attempting to retrofit it. The network is the platform to enable our smart cities and also happens to be the platform to help secure it. Come along to find out how.
Speaker:
- Simon Finn, National Cyber Security Advisor, Cisco
Public Sector Hybrid Workplace: Shorten the Distance Between Citizens and Institutions
12—12:15 p.m. UTC +1
The benefits brought by hybrid work to the urban ecosystem are undeniable in terms of more sustainable traffic patterns and personal freedom for workers. The work we have done at Davra is primarily meant to support hybrid work in a number of government sectors. Today we will have a quick introduction to some of the features provided by "Legislate for Webex", supporting a hybrid work mode for decision-making bodies, "Courts for Webex", delivering the necessary functions for more accessible hybrid justice proceedings, and "Schedule our Chat", providing an essential tool for a citizen to access municipality services.
Speaker:
- Alfeo Pareschi, VP Sales - Collab Products, Davra
Smart Office - Indoor Location and IOT Sustainability Solutions
12:30—12:45 p.m. UTC +1
New Work represents a new work culture and the digitization of collaboration. The NTT Smart Office concept encompasses three pillars: Employee Experience, Health and Security, and Sustainability. The NTT Smart Office is sustainable and places the needs of people at its core. It is a place where employees feel comfortable and can collaborate flexibly. This enhances productivity, enables innovations, and increases satisfaction. This session shows how NTT built this new smart office in Munich. It gives a view behind the curtains about what services it has to offer to its employees and which technology was used.
Speaker:
- Steffen Goepel, NTT Data
EV Charging Station Infrastructure - What "Smart" Cities Need to Know
13—13:15 UTC +1
Economics, economic development, regulations, and public demand are increasing the pace of adoption for decarbonizing transportation. Likewise, the demand for electric cars is booming, with sales expected to increase 35 percent in 2023. Across the globe, EVs are an important priority of government investment and are integral to fighting climate change and achieving a more energy-efficient means of transportation; however, a side effect of publicly funded EV charging infrastructure that must be considered is the security vulnerabilities that are present, which are well outside of agency enterprise networking strategies. This session addresses IT/OT and EV charging infrastructure security needs.
Speaker:
- Michelle Maggiore, Country Digitization Manager, Cisco
Re-imagine Property and Buildings Using the Network as a Sensor
13:30—13:45 UTC +1
There have never been greater reasons to understand how buildings are performing. Energy price rises, changing work patterns and the adoption of net-zero initiatives are forcing us to re-evaluate buildings' role in commerce and industry. The good news is that technological advancements, particularly with the network, allow us to examine and analyze buildings in a way that has never before been possible. This session is all about the network as a sensor, with Cisco networking as the key enabler. It is the next evolution of IoT applied to Smart Building
Speaker:
- Floris Grandvarlet, EMEA EN Innovation, Sustainability CTO Sales/Channel, Cisco
Communities Reimagined - Building the Foundation for the Future
14—14:15 UTC +1
Cisco is committed to powering the community of the future by establishing a secure, resilient, and agile digital foundation that drives innovation and growth. This approach enables a future that is vibrant, equitable, and dynamic. A future that fosters innovation and growth, creating thriving communities that businesses are eager to invest in. A future that is interconnected, where every voice is heard, every need addressed, and every person feels part of a larger, inclusive whole.
With Cisco, we can turn the vision of our future communities into a reality, ensuring that the benefits of digital transformation reach every corner, every person. But as we weave the digital fabric of our future communities, it's clear that this is not a task to be undertaken alone.
Governments need trusted partners. Cisco is more than a technology provider; we are a partner on this transformative journey, offering solutions, expertise, and support.
Through our commitment to inclusive network infrastructure, resiliency, data-driven enablement, operational sustainability, and comprehensive cybersecurity, we're not just creating communities; we're shaping futures together.
Speaker:
- Matthew Dietz, Global Government Strategist, Cisco
Smart City IoT Security
14:30—14:45 UTC +1
Unlike traditional office automation, IoT devices can be, and usually are, deployed outside traditional carpeted areas. Combined with the sheer number of devices connected in an IoT environment (and the nascent technology being used to connect the non-IT devices), a complex set of security challenges results, as does the question, “How can we successfully address these security worries?”
At Cisco, our approach is to address the security concern as three elements: Data-in-motion attacks, sensor compromise, and at-rest attacks.
Speaker:
- Ray Blair, Distinguished Sales Architect, Cisco
Enabling Community-Wide Connectivity and Full-Stack Observation with Winncom and Cisco
15—15:15 UTC +1
Embark on a journey of technological transformation with Winncom and Cisco as they unite to drive sustainable advancements in countries worldwide. Together, these industry leaders are weaving a narrative of connectivity, empowerment, and security. Discover how this innovative partnership is breaking down barriers, fostering digital inclusion, and building resilient infrastructure. Join us for a presentation that showcases how Winncom and Cisco are shaping the digital future.
Speaker:
- Kyle Barnes, Director of Technology, Winncom
The Office of the Future, Designed for Hybrid Work
15:30—15:45 UTC +1
Organizations today are trying to figure out the value of space. Cisco, having transformed our flagship locations in New York City (Penn 1) and Atlanta, is perfectly positioned to help guide companies using a technology and data-driven approach to facilitate Hybrid work. Hybrid work is more complex than the office-only work culture of before because now we may be working from home, on the go, or in an office somewhere. To tackle this complexity, we know from experience that we have to design our new workspace with a technology-first mentality with sustainability, health, and wellness of employees and by digitizing our real estate to gain the best value from our spaces.
Speaker:
- Brian O'Sullivan, Technical Project Systems Engineer, Cisco
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