News@Cisco: Education & Training NewsNews@Cisco: Education & Training News (the 20 most recent stories)Cisco and Best Practices in Corporate Communications host the first annual 2007 New Media Summit- May 31, 2007 Who: Cisco&174; and Best Practices in Corporate Communications (BPCC) What: Web 2.0 has changed how businesses not only communicate with their customers, partners, and shareholders but also how a company communicates and collaborates with its employees. Communications is fast becoming a competitive advantage for companies to compete on a global basis. The corporate communications team at Cisco ...http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2007/corp_053107.html?CMP=AF17154&vs_f=News@Cisco:+Educ... Cisco Systems Hosts Educational Webcast - Integrated Mobility Solutions- May 24, 2007 SAN JOSE, Calif, - May 24, 2007 - As part of our ongoing technology education webcast series, Cisco Systems will host a webcast with a corresponding slide presentation on Tuesday, May 29 at 1:30PM Pacific to discuss Cisco's newly announced integrated Mobility Solutions. Please join Cisco's Alan Cohen, Vice President Mobility Solutions, for 20 minutes of prepared remarks followed by Q&A. No previously unannounced issues will be discussed in this webcast. ...http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2007/prod_052407.html?CMP=AF17154&vs_f=News@Cisco:+Educ... Educating for the Technology Revolution - and Beyond- May 23, 2007 In our 21st century world, everything changes much more rapidly than in the past, in all aspects of life. Education is no exception. For the past two centuries, most schools have provided education based on a model that was developed to address the needs of the Industrial Revolution. But as times change, schools must adapt - to our current technology revolution and the expanding global economy - in order to ...http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2007/hd_052307.html?CMP=AF17154&vs_f=News@Cisco:+Educat... Technical High Schools in Turkey Begin Training Network Specialists- May 1, 2007 ANKARA, Turkey - May 1, 2007 - Internet and data communications represent a fast-growing sector in Turkish industry. As businesses - large and small - and public sector organizations are becoming more connected, there is a need for information technology (IT) specialists who can design, build and maintain state-of-the-art networks. According to findings published by market research group IDC, Turkey will need some 40,800 network technologies specialists in 2007. To address the ...http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/2007/prod_050107.html?CMP=AF17154&vs_f=News@Cisco:+Educ... |