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Cisco Announces Three New Webex Devices To Empower the Remote Worker and Enable a Safe Return to Office

Cisco Announces Three New Webex Devices To Empower the Remote Worker and Enable a Safe Return to Office
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Cisco updates Webex People Insights to help boost employee well-being

The enterprise collaboration software and tools market has become very competitive over the last 15 to 18 months, according to Cisco’s chief executive officer Chuck Robbins. The company predicts that 98 per cent of meetings in the office will include a remote participant, and while competitors like Microsoft and G Suite claim the biggest slices of the market share pie in the collaboration space, Robbins is confident in the direction of Cisco’s own portfolio. “I think that we have begun to hear customers say – we’re going to get to the other side of the pandemic, and then we’re going to make longer-term strategic decisions about hybrid work,” he said during his keynote at Cisco Live last week. “There’s the survive the pandemic, and then there’s what our architecture is going to be long-term, and I think that’s where we will have an opportunity to actually regain market share in this space because things like security, things like privacy, things like inclusiv

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The Death Of POTS: Cisco Moves the Office Phone into the 21st Century

I started in tech with IBM’s old Telephony division Rolm Systems and my last days in that division were in the Competitive Analysis section working on positioning followed by future technology. We were working on some incredible things like integrated video calling, phone integrated PCs that gave you not only the caller’s name but also relevant information about them, and speech-to-text automatic transcription. Granted, we were living off a relatively slow data network (this was before Ethernet took off or the internet), making those features less than reliable. However, I’d expected to have these advanced features long before now.

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Cisco continues to overhaul Webex, now with real-time language transcription

Cisco Having announced more than 50 planned innovations at its WebexOne event in December, Cisco’s Webex is rolling out another of those capabilities today: real-time language translation. The feature will be available in Webex as a preview starting this month, with general availability in May. Users of the platform will soon be able to have their in-meeting speech translated in real time from an expanded library of over 100 languages, including Maori, Zulu and Armenian. The plethora of new languages underlines Cisco’s aim to “power an inclusive future for all.” The feature was initially unveiled with only nine perspective languages in the works.

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The Evolution of Personal Communications Technology Through 2050 | Mobile Tech

); //]]>// >By Rob Enderle Dec 14, 2020 4:00 AM PT Qualcomm recently took an in-depth look back at the history of the mobile phone, which it was mostly responsible for creating. This turned out to be a personal retrospect because my family owned an electronics company in the 1960s, which was when I used my first mobile phone in my father s Studebaker Avanti. At the time, I thought it was the most amazing thing to be able to make a call from a car. What was funny is that phone had a dial and buttons, which mostly didn t seem to do anything, and it worked more like a radio on a boat or plane than an actual phone. But it was cool.

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