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Cisco Global Cloud Index

David H. Deans — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 18:10:57 GMT

The Cisco Global Cloud Index (GCI) forecasts data center and cloud traffic and related trends -- learn more at http://www.cisco.com/go/cloudindex

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Cisco Global Cloud Index · cisco

Two-Thirds of the World's Data Centers Going to Cloud: Cisco - Forbes

Within four years, two-thirds of all data center traffic across the world -- as well as workloads -- will be cloud based. That's the pred...

Cisco: Cloud computing to reach 4.3ZB in 5 years

Global data center traffic is forecasted to grow fourfold to reach a total of 6.6 zettabytes annually by 2016, while cloud traffic is exp...

Cisco Survey Forecasts Cloud Traffic Explosion

There seems to be no end in sight to the growth of data center traffic, with cloud traffic pushing that trend, according to a survey from...

Cisco study finds clouds moving in

Global cloud traffic will grow sixfold between 2011 and 2016 while global data center traffic will quadruple in that time. That's just on...

Cisco: Cloud, Data Center Network Traffic on the Rise

By Jeffrey Burt | Posted 2012-10-23 Email Print By 2016, data center traffic will hit 6.6 zettabytes, with almost two-thirds of that comp...

Cisco predicts that by 2016 datacenter traffic will reach 6.6 zettabytes | ZDNet

Summary: Cloud traffic will grow at incredible rate, but business use will remain low In the recently released Cisco Global Cloud Index: ...

Datacentre traffic will grow four times by 2016, predicts Cisco

Global datacentre traffic will grow four times by 2016 to reach a total of 6.6 zettabytes annually, Cisco Systems' Global Cloud Index has...

Global cloud traffic to grow 44pc to 4.3 zettabytes by 2016, Cisco says

Cisco's second annual global Cloud Index reveals that data centre traffic is to grow fourfould and reach 6.6 zettabytes a year by 2016. T...

Cisco: Data centers are getting their cloudy acts together

That, in a nutshell, is why Cisco has put together its latest Global Cloud Index, complete with lots of data mashups and prognostications...

Business Technology Roundtable: Global Cloud Index: Traffic to Grow Sixfold by 2016

In the second annual Cisco Global Cloud Index (2011-2016), Cisco forecasts global data center traffic to grow fourfold and reach a total ...

TelecomTV | Groups | | Global Cloud Index: the Barometer of Traffic Growth

In the second annual Cisco Global Cloud Index (2011-2016), Cisco forecasts global data center traffic to grow fourfold -- reaching a tota...

Cisco Global Cloud Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2011-2016 [Global Cloud Index (GCI)]

What You Will Learn The Cisco® Global Cloud Index is an ongoing effort to forecast the growth of global data center and cloud-based IP tr...

Top Trends Behind the Cisco Global Cloud Index (2011 -- 2016) · cisco

Commercial Transmedia

David H. Deans — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 17:31:14 GMT

Want Your Marketing Message to Stick? – Tell a Meaningful Story >> when human beings need to persuade people about ideas, we tell stories. Visit the Transmedia Newswire to learn more http://geobrava.wordpress.com

Storified by David H. Deans · Thu, Mar 21 2013 10:31:14

Pressbooks

Transmedia Storytelling · dhdeans

Amazon.com: David H. Deans' review of A Creator's Guide to Transmedia Storytelli...

Exploring the Practice of Commercial Transmedia Storytelling, October 21, 2012 This review is from: A Creator's Guide to Transmedia Story...

Amazon.com: David H. Deans' review of The Producer's Guide to Transmedia: How to...

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Practical Guidance on Transmedia Project Development, August 28, 2011 This review is fro...

The Network Effect

David H. Deans — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 14:55:33 GMT

A web documentary series on the impact of the telecom network, hosted by Dr. Steven Shepard -- featured on the Cisco "Connected Life Exchange." - http://blogs.cisco.com/category/cle

Storified by David H. Deans · Thu, Aug 30 2012 07:56:18

Dr. Steven Shepard covers how Almon Strowger, an undertaker, invented the switch and a family in Africa who skips meals in order to pay for the Internet.

The Network Effect · cisco

Dr. Steven Sheppard discusses pioneers of the telecom network, including the transatlantic cable in 1858.

Pioneers of the Network · cisco

When engineers set out to build the largest machine in the world, did they design the network’s capacity based on traditional product specifications, or was it driven by their mothers’ guilt?

A Network Built for Mom · cisco

The Network Effect documentary series, episode 4, discusses how cloud computing helps to change the world of education.

Reaching the Unreachable · cisco

The World Economic Forum estimates that a 10 percent increase in mobile penetration in developing economies can raise the GDP as much as much as 2 percent. In Episode 5 of The Network Effect, Steve Shepard shares a story about how this promise is being fulfilled in Durban, South Africa.

Phone Company In A Box · cisco

How the telecom network drives socioeconomic change, the final episode in The Network Effect documentary

Network Effect: Looking Forward · cisco

Cisco and London 2012

David H. Deans — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 23:49:50 GMT

What does it take to make the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games the most connected sporting event the world has ever seen? Cisco - the official Olympic Network infrastructure provider http://www.cisco.co.uk/london2012

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Jan 07 2013 15:49:50

Cisco -- At the Heart of the 2012 Games · ciscouki

Tom Kneen, BIG programme lead says: “A key differentiator for Cisco as a sponsor of London 2012 has been its Legacy programme, Building A Brilliant Future, which is built to support the entrepreneurs of today and tomorrow."

How Cisco is nurturing British innovation

London 2012 sponsorship has driven Cisco UK and Ireland to create a "lasting and sustainable legacy" to support up-and-coming innovators,...

"Without doubt the impact of the Games has exceeded our expectations on the sorts of conversations we are now having," Cisco UK chief technology officer, Ian Foddering

Olympics technology legacy promises a marathon not a sprint

WHEN MO FARAH charged his way around the Olympic Stadium in both the 10,000m and 5,000m at the London Olympics it represented the zenith ...

We got this early review from Craig Lau, VP of NBC Information Technology: "It's an absolute expectation. It will give (viewers) a glimpse of how people may watch sports coverage in the future."

Cisco's "Videoscape" Brings Olympics to All Screens

Whether you like to ignore the results until youcan watch them on TV, or scroll past the commercials and stories to just check out the hi...

“We have seen some phenomenal talent showcased throughout the Cisco BIG Awards process and we’re delighted to announce the final six," said Phil Smith, CEO of Cisco UK and Ireland.

Cisco BIG Awards finalists announced

Cisco has revealed the six start-up businesses that have reached its BIG Awards final. The Cisco BIG Awards, in partnership with JP Morga...

Cisco’s philosophy “Built for the Human Network” could have been made for this moment. They believe technology shouldn’t define what we do, but provide the backdrop that makes human excellence possible.

Let's get ready for tomorrow with Cisco

The London 2012 Festival has transformed our streets with music, events and performances building up to tomorrow's Opening Ceremony. Yet ...

Cisco HCS gives BT the ability to provide the rich UC&C services to all of the designated Olympic users, with minimal premise equipment, as the HCS infrastructure is located in BT’s own data center.

Network Intelligence: How BT, Cisco, and VOSS plan to upkeep UC&C at the London Olympics

The summer Olympics in London kick off with the opening ceremonies this Friday, and this year's games will be different than the Beijing ...

Phil Smith, the chief executive of Cisco UK, explains that “Cisco wanted to be at the heart of London 2012”, but the company was keen to make sure that the huge momentum didn’t peter out when the event finishes.

Cisco's Olympic ambitions for London's next entrepreneurs | City A.M.

THE British Innovation Gateway (Big) is Cisco's programme to support hi-tech business and innovation, and is a major part of its Olympic ...

Ian Foddering, Cisco UK's chief technology officer, revealed the company's contribution to the Olympics - including thousands of switches, IP handsets and three massive virtual networks.

Why Olympic chiefs don't want cutting-edge tech | Enterprise | News | PC Pro

By Nicole Kobie Posted on 13 Jul 2012 at 10:51 The Olympics feature the best athletes in the world, but the organisation running the Lond...

Cisco, Stemnet (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Network) and the Pearson Foundation challenged students to consider the venue, location, sport, resources, facilities and equipment to plan a large-scale event in their home town.

All Hallows Catholic High School wins Cisco STEM Challenge

All Hallows Catholic School in Lancashire has won Cisco's STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) Challenge 10. The "A-team" we...

Within the main stadium, BT is using Cisco's Connected Stadium solution, which works by dividing the stands into segments. Each segment is tested for wireless LAN interference using Cisco's CleanAir technology, which automatically detects radio interference from rogue access points or camera equipment, and is capable of mapping its source.

Super. Simple. Cisco ASR 9000 System

David H. Deans — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:32:11 GMT

Service providers need a way to simplify network operations while achieving exceptional scalability. Discover the next-generation Internet, powered by the new Cisco ASR 9000 system.

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Oct 22 2012 05:25:01

Cisco ASR 9000 System

Join Cisco as we introduce the latest innovations for service provider networks. The proliferation of smart devices is creating a huge need to migrate to IPv6 systems and simplify networks. Service providers need a way to simplify network operations while achieving exceptional scalability.

Announcing the Cisco ASR 9000 System · Cisco

Super. Simple. Introducing the Cisco ASR 9000 System

The industry's flagship Edge router, the Cisco ASR 9000 Series, just got bigger and better. Today, we're announcing an expansion of the series with the Cisco ASR 9922 and the Cisco ASR 9000v.

"Service providers are struggling to keep up with demand for data and video across their networks..." - Olga Kharif and Joseph Galante, Bloomberg

Cisco Said to Unveil Routers to Woo Users From Juniper, Alcatel

Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO), the largest maker of networking equipment, will introduce two new routers to help service providers handle surging data and video use, according to two people with knowledge of the company's plans. The company will bill the machines, from the flagship ASR 9000 line, as capable of transmitting data more than 25 times faster than machines from Juniper Networks Inc.

"As we continue to advance our services across the region, the ASR 9000 will play a pivotal role in the continued delivery of world-class services to our customers," - John Hayduk, Tata Communications

Tata Communications buys new tech from Cisco - The Economic Times

Tata Communications will use Cisco System's newly launched routers for deploying its next-generation ethernet services in India, Cisco said.

"The next-generation Internet is upon us, and the Cisco ASR 9000 will enable our world-class network to accommodate the sharp increase in video and online services we're seeing among our customers." - Jay Rolls, Cox Communications

Cox Deploys More Than 100 Cisco ASR 9000 Routers - 2011-06-07 20:13:46 | Multichannel News

Cox Communications to date has rolled out more than 100 of Cisco Systems' Aggregation Services Router 9000 series routers as the foundation of its nationwide IP network, as the MSO prepares to handle a huge surge of online video in the years ahead.

"Cisco’s focus today on the network edge – along with similar efforts in mobile backhaul networks, where T-1s are quickly giving way to 10 Gb/s and higher Ethernet links – demonstrate that a network is only as strong as its weakest links." - Rich Karpinski, Connected Planet

Cisco blows out network edge with more bandwidth, virtualization

New ASR platforms deliver 96 Tb/s and the ability to more flexibly virtualize that bandwidth and efficiently shuttle it into the network core Last week, Cisco ushered in the zettabyte era (CP: Cisco VNI: Traffic grows (to zettabyte levels), as does survey's impact).

"Deployment of the new ASR 9000 systems throughout Fastweb's network will start this month, and include the initial deployment of 32 routers in Fastweb's 10 Gigabit Ethernet network." - Informa telecoms and media

IPTV news - Fastweb deploys Cisco routers to improve video and Internet services

Italian telco Fastweb has selected the Cisco Aggregation Services Router 9000 Series (ASR 9000) as the foundation of its next-generation edge network, enabling the delivering of enhanced video, voice, data and cloud services throughout its converged network.Deployment of the new ASR 9000 systems throughout Fastweb's network will start this month, and include the initial deployment of 32 routers in Fastweb's 10 Gigabit Ethernet network.

"Cisco's existing ASR 9000 customers in Canada include the Ontario Research and Innovation Optical Network (ORION) and EastLink." - Harmeet Singh, IT World Canada

Cisco adds to ASR 9000 system to help service providers boost network capacity

Cisco Systems Inc. announced additions to its ASR 9000 product line on June 7, aiming to help service providers deal with growing Internet traffic demands over the next few years. Available immediately, the new 9000v is for the network aggregation layer and the new 9922 edge router will ship in the first half of 2010, Cisco executives said.

"Deploying Cisco ASR 9000, companies can get a highly scalable platform that allows them to offer enhanced security service," - Katsumi Nagata, NTT Plala

TelecomTV | Groups | | NTT Plala to Offer Enhanced Security Service

Cisco announced that NTT Plala has deployed the Cisco Aggregation Services Router 9000 Series for its Internet access service. This will enable NTT Plala to build a secure wideband Internet service infrastructure while reducing energy consumption.

"All execs present on the webcast agreed the Cisco innovations would help expand network capacity, simplify network operations and drive cost out of network, in terms of capex, opex and cost per bit." - Brian Santo, CED

Cisco routers bust access network bottleneck

Cisco has supercharged its ASR 9000 Aggregation Services Routers with accelerated throughput of up to 96 Tbps, IPv6 support and the ability to manage all 9000s in a network from a single point - what Cisco is calling network virtualization (nV).

IPTV news - China Telecom selects Cisco routers to support triple-play strategy

China Telecom is deploying the Cisco Aggregation Services Router 9000 Series in multiple regions of China to support its triple-play strategy and meet rising demand for new services.The routers are to be initially deployed in China's developed coastal regions, including Shanghai, Fujian, and Guangdong, in order to provide new converged services including IPTV and VPN for users.

Cisco Visual Networking Index

David H. Deans — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 15:35:33 GMT

“Experts consider Cisco's forecast to be the gold standard for Internet analysis. The annual study, which began in 2008, has historically been accurate to within a 5% to 10% deviation -- usually on the conservative side.”

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Oct 22 2012 05:24:36

Cisco Visual Networking Index Global IP Traffic Forecast, 2010-2015 Update

The Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) is the company's ongoing effort to forecast and analyze the growth and use of IP networks worldwide. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, Cisco VNI has become a highly regarded measure of the Internet's growth. This video features Cisco leaders sharing the latest results of the global research - device, user, network speed, and traffic growth projections.

“These data highlight the need for ongoing investment in broadband networks, particularly fixed networks that generate and carry the vast majority of data traffic,” - Patrick Brogan, USTelecom’s Vice President of Industry Analysis

USTelecom Blog » Blog Archive » Cisco: Consumer Video Demand Driving Internet Traffic Growth

Consumer demand for video is the primary driver of global Internet traffic growth, according to Cisco's fifth annual Visual Networking Index (VNI), released this week. The VNI estimates global Internet traffic growth and trends and is used by many ISPs, regulatory entities industry and policy makers around the world.

"Cisco says the increase in traffic from 2014 to 2015 alone will be 200 exabytes, more than the total IP traffic generated in 2010." - Eric Savitz, Forbes

Cisco Sees Web Traffic Up 4x By 2015 To Almost A Zettabyte

Cisco Systems this morning said it expects global Internet traffic to quadruple by 2015 to 966 exabytes a year...or if you want to round up, that's close to a zettabyte. (That would be 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes, by the way.) The company, in its fifth annual Visual Networking Index forecast, also said that [...]

"It is clear that the move to IPv6 will be critical in supporting the total number of devices on the global internet going forward and it will be crucial for service providers and enterprises to start migrating to IPv6," - Ed Horely, California IPv6 task force

Net-connected devices set to boom

The number of internet connected devices is set to explode in the next four years to over 15 billion - twice the world's population by 2015. Technology giant Cisco predicts the proliferation of tablets, mobile phones, connected appliances and other smart machines will drive this growth.

Last one! Crazy Internet stat #5: There will be 2 connected devices for everyone on earth by 2015. Half will be mobile - http://t.co/h1hco2w
— DavidGoldmanCNN · Wed, Jun 01 2011 06:09:40

Video and mobile are breaking the Internet

The Internet's growth will soar over the next five years. Click here for a look at the startling data. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Internet usage is growing so rapidly that just its incremental, one-year growth between 2014 and 2015 will be equal to all the Internet traffic recorded worldwide last year.

"The study aims to give Cisco customers, which include AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications, a view of consumer trends while promoting the need for Cisco products, which handle the flow of Internet traffic." - Joseph Galante, Bloomberg

Cisco Says Tablets Will Help Internet Traffic Quadruple By 2015

Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO), the largest maker of networking equipment, said Internet traffic will quadruple by 2015, driven by growth in smartphones, tablet computers and appliances connected to the Web. More than 40 percent of the global population will be online by 2015, contributing to almost a zettabyte of Internet traffic that year, the San Jose, California-based company said in its fifth annual Visual Networking Index report.

How the world will use the internet in 2015. Economist Daily Chart June 1st http://econ.st/lYoNaR
— theeconomist · Wed, Jun 01 2011 13:00:06

Data guzzlers

How the world will use the internet in 2015 RELIABLE data about internet traffic is hard to come by. One of the better sources is Cisco's annual Visual Networking Index, which was published on June 1st. Internet traffic, the world's biggest maker of networking gear predicts, will quadruple and reach 80.5 exabytes per month (80 exabytes would fill 20 billion DVDs) by 2015.

"On an hourly basis, the amount of data consumed will equal the contents of 28 million DVDs." - Arik Hesseldahl, The Wall Street Journal

Cisco: The Internet Is Like, Really Big, and Getting Bigger

June 1, 2011 at 7:35 am PT "Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space." That's how the late British writer Douglas Adams tried to quantify the size of the universe.

"Individual Internet usage is also expected to more than triple to nearly 25 gigabytes a month for an average user in 2015 from 7 gigabytes." - Salvador Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times

Online video watching to double by 2015, Cisco forecasts

The number of people watching video on the Internet is expected to nearly double by 2015 to 1.5 billion while the amount of video they watch on the Web is also seen doubling to more than an hour a day, according to a forecast released on Wednesday by Cisco Systems. In the company's Visual Networking Index, which is released annually and forecasts Internet usage over the next five years, Cisco predicts the amount of total Internet traffic will quadruple from 2010 to 2015, with video streaming...

"According to Cisco, the four factors driving global IP traffic growth are: more devices; more Internet users; faster broadband speeds; and more video consumption." - Todd Spangler, Multichannel News

Video To Comprise Half Of 'Net Traffic By End Of 2012: Cisco - 2011-06-01 12:00:00 | Multichannel News

Video -- already the biggest component of Internet traffic -- will account for more than 50% by the end of next year and reach 62% by the end of 2015, according to Cisco's latest Visual Networking Index Forecast.

Cisco Predicts 15 Billion Network Devices in 2015

By Grant Gross Wed, June 01, 2011 IDG News Service - The Internet will see explosive growth in connected devices and in traffic, with global traffic quadrupling between 2010 and 2015, Cisco Systems (CSCO) predicted in a report released Wednesday.

Cisco MOVE at Mobile World Congress

David H. Deans — Tue, 03 May 2011 18:06:23 GMT

Monetize your networks through new services and business models, while at the same time optimizing the delivery of those services, and deliver an enhanced video experience with Cisco MOVE.

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Oct 22 2012 05:23:36

Tech giants map mobile Internet future http://bit.ly/gcJqme #mwc #cisco #intel
— dhdeans · Thu, Feb 17 2011 13:40:27

Video Interview: Jeff White announces the launch of Cisco's strategic framework for mobile operators that includes the Videoscape experience, Adaptive Intelligent Routing and an outdoor Wi-Fi antenna that manages 3G and 4G offloads on the wifi network.

Nick Adamo at MWC 2011

Doug Webster speaks with Cisco's senior vice president of service provider sales on Cisco's mobility journey

Cisco Mixes Mobile Traffic and Video Optimization into Videoscape – Does it Blend? Industry analyst, Current Analysis, offer their assessment on TelecomTV

"Cisco's extension of Videoscape with its MOVE framework attacks both the network and content sides of the optimization equation, something few rivals are positioned or attempting to address, yet the initial focus on OTT content is limiting."

Cisco mobilizes video, carrier-grade Wi-Fi http://bit.ly/frdYTa #telecom #mobile #mwc
— dhdeans · Thu, Feb 17 2011 07:09:51

Ash Dahod talks about how Cisco M.O.VEs the Mobile Internet

Ash Dahod, SVP and GM of Mobile Internet Technology Group, talks about how Cisco M.O.VEs the Mobile Internet. Cisco is announcing a strategic framework to help mobile operators Monetize and Optimize their networks for Videoscape Experiences: M.O.VE. Same keywords.

MWC 2011: the Enhanced Mobile Video Experience http://bit.ly/fz5azy #telecom #mobile #mwc #cisco
— dhdeans · Tue, Feb 15 2011 06:57:35

Mobile Service Provider Growth Priorities

As the Mobility industry converges upon Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, I wanted to talk to you about subjects we will all be talking about at MWC

Intelligence in the Mobile Network

Provide superior user experiences while delivering performance, intelligence, scalability and reliability over an IP-based mobile network. (4:49 mins)

Ash Dahod talks about Mobile Videoscape and how it improves the mobile video experience

Ash Dahod, SVP and GM of Mobile Internet Technology Group, talks about Mobile Videoscape and how it improves the mobile video experience The Cisco Mobile Videoscape solution, built on Cisco Videoscape, is designed to optimize mobile video traffic, enabling operators to deliver an enhanced mobile video experience to customers. With these new technologies, the Videoscape solution Cisco launched at CES in January can now be applied to the Mobile environment. Keywords: monetization, optimization, enhanced video experience, Videoscape.

Cisco Mobile VNI Overview

Thomas Barnett Jr. provides an overview of Cisco's mobile Visual Networking Index

Cisco Expands Mobile Wireless Infrastructure Portfolio | The VAR Guy

Cisco is helping service providers increase the robustness of their mobile networks with a technologies that can handle increased video and data-heavy loads.

Mobile Videoscape Overview with Cisco's Paul Sergeant

Paul Sergeant talks about Cisco's Videoscape

MWC: Cisco integrating new mobile core into content delivery framework

Mobile core gateways now integrate with video and intelligent routing platforms; Cisco also unveils new service provider WiFi solution

AIR Overview with Cisco's Jon Morgan

Cisco's Jon Morgan shares on overview of AIR

Cisco Touts New Service Provider Framework At MWC

Cisco debuted a new service provider framework called MOVE at Mobile World Congress, touting the financial benefits of more efficiently managed mobile data and video traffic.

Cisco's Ray Smets introduces Cisco's carrier-grade high performance solution for service providers

Cisco Wireless Networking Business Unit GM/VP Ray Smets introduces Cisco's carrier-grade high performance solution for service providers.

Cisco Gears up for Expected Flood of Mobile Data

Cisco Systems will make a three-pronged attack at Mobile World Congress this week on what it sees as an impending flood of mobile data, especially video, by...

Deliver Mobile Service with Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi

Optimize your network with the Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi solution, a cost-effective means of offloading large amounts of mobile data traffic while delivering a host of new services. The Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi architecture creates a spectrum-aware, self-healing, and self-optimizing wireless network. It mitigates the impact of wireless interference and offers service providers new levels of security, performance protection, and policy enforcement. More: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns673/networking_solutions_solution_category.html

How Videoscape Helps Pay-TV Service Providers

David H. Deans — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 23:13:49 GMT

A series of four shorts, created to add depth and context to the notion of television, re-invented. It’s all about what Cisco Videoscape can do for service providers, to dramatically improve how people consume television.

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Oct 22 2012 05:23:07

Enjoy Higher Video Quality

View high-quality video without interruption. Find out how you can get optimal, instead of "best effort," quality with Cisco Videoscape.

Increase Your Mobility

Watch videos whenever and wherever you want, regardless of location, brand, or type of device. With Cisco Videoscape, your service provider can give you unprecedented flexibility.

Get More from Your Set-Top Box

When your service provider is enabled by Cisco Videoscape, new services and video experiences can be delivered to your existing set-top box, saving replacement and upgrade costs.

Videoscape: Access More Content

Now you can quickly find, enjoy, and share all the great content you want for a comprehensive viewing experience. Cisco Videoscape can help your service provider make it happen.

Videoscape - Cisco Systems

Introducing Cisco Videsocape. Cisco and service providers: Reinventing the television experience. together.

Videoscape

Reinvent the TV experience and deliver next-generation media with Cisco Videoscape.

Hybrid Video Entertainment is the Future of TV

David H. Deans — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 23:14:18 GMT

We've moved into a new era of video entertainment -- combining live broadcast TV programing with curated on-demand IP video content is going to capture the imagination of everyone. Stay tuned...

Storified by David H. Deans · Mon, Oct 22 2012 05:22:46

Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior--Future of Video

Profound changes are upon us, especially as it pertains to how we consume television, use the Internet, and communicate. The entire video eco-system -- from the studios where content is created, to the wired and wireless broadband networks that carry it, to the many types of Internet-connected screens that can display it -- all of it is in an unprecedented state of change. Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior discusses her vision for the future of video. Register here to experience the future: http://bit.ly/eZYI8T For more announcements: http://csc0.ly/FollowTwitter

Why Time Warner Cable is Embracing OTT Video http://bit.ly/f5cDbl #TV #cableTV #CES 2011
— dhdeans · Fri, Jan 07 2011 14:49:58

Videoscape: Infinite Possibilities for Video Service Delivery http://bit.ly/fmr637 #CiscoCES #cableTV #technews
— dhdeans · Thu, Jan 06 2011 03:46:20

@CiscoSystems Videoscape - The End of Obsolete TVs http://bit.ly/fixyaZ - conclusion of "TV Support Group" video
— dhdeans · Wed, Jan 05 2011 13:48:26

Cisco #Videoscape demo video http://bit.ly/eUvUyL
— dhdeans · Wed, Jan 05 2011 13:35:44

@NABtweets launched "The Future of TV" web site today http://bit.ly/e80Hm8 #TV #TheFutureOfTV #CES 2011
— dhdeans · Wed, Jan 05 2011 12:15:05

Connected TV Devices to Grow Fourfold by 2015 http://bit.ly/ibM0sP #TV #video #CES 2011
— dhdeans · Wed, Jan 05 2011 09:29:52

Digital Lifescapes: New Segmentation: a Source of IPTV Innovation

Technology Media Telecommunications (TMT), internet software networking digital marketing David H. Deans, GeoActive Group, Austin Texas