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 News@Cisco: Telenor Connexion Expands Machine-to-Machine Services Using Cisco IP NGN Infrastructure
SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 9, 2010 – Cisco today announced that it is working with Telenor Connexion, a wholly owned subsidiary of Telenor Group and the sixth-largest mobile operator in the world, to help deliver intelligent managed machine-to-machine (M2M) networking solutions. M2M communications travel between mobile devices and other electronic devices such ...
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News@Cisco: City of Vancouver awards TELUS contract for City's new IP telephony system
VANCOUVER, B.C. - September 11, 2008 - TELUS today announced that the City of Vancouver has awarded the company a contract to provide the City's new IP telephony system and contact centre suite. Through the $7 million deal, TELUS will supply, install and support the City's new IP telephony system and contact centre suite, which will in turn support 200 City ...
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Cisco Supports Major e-Society Initiative in Poland by Helping to Create a Broadband Wireless Network for the City of Slupsk
Cisco and Community Voice Mail Create a Lifeline for People In Need: Win 2004 WSA Award
Cisco Systems Announces Winners of Cisco Growing with Technology Awards 2003
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·Digital Schools Sponsored by Cisco Are Set to Connect Isolated Islands to IT Opportunities
October 19, 2009 By Mike Stone Some 1500 km from Lisbon and about 3900 km from the east coast of North America, the Azores may appear cut off from the world. But this Portuguese Autonomous Region is becoming more connected every day, in part thanks to a digital schools project supported by the Cisco® Networking Academy®. The project is part of an ambitious initiative which ...
·Latin America Increasing IT Education to Improve Skills
September 21, 2009 Latin America is lagging in terms of networked readiness, according to recent report by the World Economic Forum and the graduate business school INSEAD. Grim though that may be for the competitiveness of the region, part of the solution may already be in place in the shape of a keen interest to invest and form partnerships that will boost the level of IT skills in ...
·How the Cisco Networking Academy is Getting Results and Jobs for IT Students around the World
August 17, 2009 By Mike Stone It goes without saying that most people who acquire skills through the Cisco® Networking Academy® are looking to get a job with an IT company. What student Selim Kolgeci, of Suhareka, Kosovo, did not expect was that he would set up an IT company of his own. Impatient for commercial success, Kolgeci did not wait to complete his Cisco CCNA® ...
·Government and Cisco Help to Promote Special Needs IT Education in Pakistan
July 27, 2009 By Mike Stone Pakistan is a country with a youthful population that has taken bold steps to expand its economy and create jobs. And as the wealth of the country continues to grow, it is trying to do more for members of its society that have not had the opportunity to play an active role in the economy—with a little help from the Cisco® Networking Academy& ...
·Stimulate Your Business
July 27, 2009 The economy is recovering, but it often takes longer for that recovery to trickle down to small businesses. To provide relief and encourage continued growth, the U.S. Congress recently passed the Recovery Act—legislation that offers economic help to small businesses to help them to survive and thrive. Cisco talked with Michael Stamler, director of the ...
·UnitedHealthGroup, Cisco Launch Connected Care, First National Telehealth Network to Expand Health Care Access
Washington, DC – July 15, 2009 – UnitedHealth Group and Cisco today announced they are partnering to build the first national telehealth network, which will give patients access to physicians and specialists when in-person visits are not possible. The new "Connected Care" program combines audio and video technology and health resources to greatly expand ...
·Cisco Networking Academy IT Education is Critical to Mauritius's New Economic Direction
June 15, 2009 By Mike Stone It turns out that even paradise needs computer skills. Right now, Mauritius, an idyllic island nation in the Indian Ocean, is banking on technology expertise to give its economy a kick start—and the Cisco® Networking Academy® is playing an important role in its plans. The country intends to introduce Networking Academy training in ...
·Cisco, Microsoft and Other IT Leaders Launch e-Skills Industry Leadership Board
February 09, 2009 By Jason Deign A+, ECDL, CCNA®& as if doing an IT course were not tough enough, choosing the right certification can be quite a test in itself. But now the European Union, a community well-versed in trying to deal with differing standards and benchmarks, has brought together Cisco®, Microsoft and other IT leaders, plus major education ...
·Students invited to design 'connected community of the future' in Cisco Urban 2020 Competition
LONDON - January 5, 2009 - Global networking leader Cisco has today launched Urban 2020, a new competition for university students across the UK and Ireland. Aimed at stimulating debate around all aspects of urban regeneration, Urban 2020 invites students to design the connected community of the future. As technology continues to transform how people connect, communicate and collaborate, the ...
·Networking Academy Goes from Strength to Strength in One of Africa's Neediest Communities
December 17, 2008 By Mike Stone In the last year the Nairobi ghetto of Kibera, home to one million Kenyans, has been the scene of an extraordinary achievement by the local people. Kibera is a community that lacks running water and, for the most part, electricity. It does not even have a sewage system. Yet Kibera, where unemployment runs at 50 percent and crime, high infant ...
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·Cisco Launches Networking Academy at South African State Information Technology Agency
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, March 8, 2010 - Cisco today announced the launch of a Cisco® Networking Academy® programme at the South African State Information Technology Agency (SITA) in Erasmuskloof. The launch brings the total number of establishments offering Cisco courses and certifications under the Cisco Networking Academy programme in South Africa to 65. SITA has joined forces ...
·Cisco Korea Launches 'One Volunteer Activity per Employee' Campaign
SEOUL, South Korea, Feb 1, 2010 - Cisco Korea announced today that as part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility, it is conducting a 'One Volunteer Activity per Employee' campaign. The program follows the establishment in August 2009, the beginning of Cisco's financial year, of a Cisco Korea Civic Council. The council's goal is to create activities to encourage all ...
·Cisco Ranked Among Top Three Best Employers in Canada
TORONTO, Ont., January 8, 2010 - Cisco Canada has ranked third out of 134 companies surveyed, in Hewitt Associates' annual ranking of Canada's best employers. The Hewitt study, in partnership with the Globe and Mail Report on Business magazine, recognizes the top employers in Canada based on employee responses. Cisco achieved the highest ranking ever by a first-time participant. One of the ...
·Santa Says Hello to Child Patients via Cisco Video Link
LONDON 17 December 2009 — Children at the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children and the Nottingham Children's Hospital based at the Queen's Medical Centre can stop worrying about Santa being too busy to visit them in hospital this Christmas. With the help of video communications technology from Cisco, he has 'dropped in' to speak to them directly about their Christmas wish lists. Using ...
·Georgia Gets Ready for IPv6 With Help From Cisco
TBILISI, Georgia – December 16, 2009 – Cisco and the Georgian Research and Educational Networking Association (GRENA) today announced the opening of the first laboratory for training and research in Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in the Caucasus region. Ciscodonated the lab's networking and communications equipment. Located in the Georgian capital Tbilisi and ...
·How Cisco Helped Education Take Root In the Indian Forests
December 14, 2009 By Jason Deign Visit Chhindwara in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh and you will find a fertile land rich in exotic vegetation. But it is also a place where hi-tech online learning is taking root, thanks to the efforts of three entrepreneurs who have been helped by Cisco. Anurag Pawar, Jyoti Pawar and Prachi Jaincreated an online education service for rural ...
·Panduit Awards Scholarships to Cisco Networking Academy Students Through Adopt-an-Academy Program
SAN JOSE, Calif., – Dec. 9, 2009 – Cisco® Networking Academy® and Panduit® Corp., a global leader in Unified Physical InfrastructureSM (UPI)-based solutions, are pleased to announce the winners of the 2009 Panduit Excellence Scholarships. These scholarships are given as part of the two companies' focused efforts in the Chicago region to provide educational support to ...
·Cisco Debuts Industry Leading Networkers Event in the Middle East
SAKHIR, Bahrain, December 9, 2009 - Cisco today unveiled details about Cisco® Networkers Bahrain 2010, which will take place at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, from 28 to 31 March 2010. This is the first time that the industry-accredited networking forum willbe held in the Middle East. Developed in collaboration with the government of Bahrain and with the support of Crown ...
·Cisco Releases 2009 Corporate Social Responsibility Report
Date/Time Stamp: December 7, 2009 Today Cisco released its fifth annual Cisco® Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report. The 2009 Corporate Social Responsibility Report shows how Cisco's CSR activities align with its business strategy and support its long-term sustainability. The report covers Cisco's corporate governance, environmental ...
·Cisco Networking Academy Congratulates Winners of 2009 US and Canada NetRiders Skills Challenge
San Jose, Calif., Dec. 7, 2009 – Cisco today announced the winners of the Cisco® Networking Academy® NetRiders Skills Challenge, an interactive contest designed by the Cisco Networking Academy to give technical education students the opportunity to showcase their IT and networking skills and to recognize excellence among Networking Academy students. More than 600 students from ...
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·Acorn Filmmaker's Fresh Tapes: Inside HUD
Conservative activist and guerrilla filmmaker James O'Keefe has a habit of posing as someone he's not in order to get "news" about politicians and others he wants to paint as dirty. Yes, he's the same guy who taped Acorn workers, so Andrew Breitbart, the ex-Drudge crony and conservative media provocateur, could smear the organization.
·How Andrew Breitbart Hacks the Media
How Andrew Breitbart -- Matt Drudge's former right hand -- infiltrated the media machine and fought the vast left-wing conspiracy.
·Minister of Truth: Meet Britain's Top Data Cop
The U.K. Statistics Authority's Richard Alldritt is an expert in how governments fudge the numbers. He and his math-police squad are rooting out the truth, whether it's to reveal the real gender pay gap or the actual rate of knife crime.
·European Parliament Rips Global IP Accord
European Parliament is coming out in opposition to a U.S.-backed intellectual property treaty accord, and is demanding the treaty's secret text become public.
·No-Fly List Includes the Dead
Even though people might be dying to get off the government's no-fly list, it includes names of the dead on purpose. Following the "Underwear Bomber" incident Christmas day the list has ballooned.
·Mach 6 Cruise Missile, Ready for Prime Time?
This spring, the Air Force was preparing for a groundbreaking test of the X-51 WaveRider, a hypersonic cruise missile that would reach speeds of up to Mach 6. But it looks like the WaveRider’s debut flight will have to wait while some technical issues are addressed.
·Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest
President Barack Obama supports mandatory DNA testing of Americans upon arrest, regardless of whether charges are filed or whether the suspect is convicted. It's the latest example of the chief executive mirroring the views of his predecessor when it comes to civil liberties.
·Lifelock Dinged $12 Million for Deceptive Business Practices
The Federal Trade Commission is alleging Arizona-based Lifelock engaged in false advertising by promising customers that if they signed up with its service their personal information would become useless to identity thieves. The FTC fined it $12 million as part of a settlement agreement.
·Supreme Court Takes 'Informational Privacy' Case
The Supreme Court agrees to decide a case concerning "informational privacy." The Obama administration claims the case could undermine how much background data it may collect on the 14-million-person federal bureaucracy.
·Feds Move to Break Voting-Machine Monopoly
The Justice Department is moving to break up an alleged electronic voting-machine monopoly. The authorities say Election Systems & Software has a 70 percent market share of voting equipment in the United States.
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·Classic Videogames Mutate in 'Game Over' Art Show
Street Fighter gets bendy. Ms. Pac-Man hops a tandem bike. And plenty of other classic characters get similarly strange treatments in Giant Robot's videogame-inspired exhibit.
·Call Me Google. (And Call Me, Google)
Google's announcement that it intends to build and test super fast fiber-optic broadband networks in a few communities around the US has a few communities in the US pulling out all the stops to be selected with some attention-getting stunts that scream to the search giant "Pick me! Pick ME!"
·Ten Jobs You Absolutely Should Not 'Take Your Child to Work Day'
Take Your Child to Work Day is fast approaching, and chances are your place of employment is already making plans to host and entertain more than the usual number of immature people who show up for work every day. But there are jobs that just don't fit. Here are GeekDad’s Top Ten.
·Alt Text: Sleepy-Time Tips for Extreme Multitaskers
With a little strategic planning and some extraordinary dream-time measures, the overnight hours can become certifiably productive.
·Botanical Drawings for the Digital Age
With scalpel and software, artist Macoto Murayama creates botanical illustrations that look like something that blossomed in outer space.
·Popular Science Puts Entire Scanned Archive Online, Free
Gadget nerds: Prepare to lose the rest of your day to awesomeness. PopSci, the web-wing of Popular Science magazine, has scanned its entire 137-year archive and put it online for you to read, absolutely free.
·How to Patent an Idea
First step to becoming filthy rich and happy off your invention? Convince the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that your invention is actually new.
·6 Elements Every Conspiracy Theory Needs
London Times columnist David Aaronovitch says our rampant infoculture is a breeding ground for crackpot theories, and identifies six key elements to building one. Try out The Conspiracy Generator.
·What the Heck Is This Crazy #Repomen Thing?
Last week, Wired, Universal Pictures, and Lone Shark Games launched an Alternate Reality Game / manhunt tied to the March 19 release of the movie Repo Men. This game is modeled after the #vanish hunt last year by Wired, where writer Evan Ratliff went on the run and was eventually caught by a horde of hunters with amazing computer skills.
·Magnum Launches Fund to Support Haiti Coverage
The legendary photo agency goes deep, with a commitment to keep its photographers on the scene.
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