Brand: Cisco

  • Cisco’s Social Media Command Center Drives Key Messaging

    Cisco Live spans five days and involves hundreds of thousands of partners, influencers and customers, both in-person and virtually. Social media utilized before, during and after the event helps the company leverage their interest and enthusiasm into a thriving year-round community that amplifies key messages beyond the event’s ecosystem and enhances the experience for all […]

  • Cisco Forum Offers Multi-Level Technical Training

    The tech company’s in-house-produced Networkers customer conferences, now in their 14th year, provide annual forums where Cisco’s customers gather to receive comprehensive technical training on products, technologies, services and end-to-end business solutions. The 2002 attendees were offered an array of activities developed as a collaborative effort between the company’s consulting, engineering, technology marketing, customer segment […]

  • Cisco’s Live Grid Relates to Internet Of Everything Story

    At its flagship conference, Cisco wanted to bring its new Internet of Everything messaging to life at Cisco Live!. It did so with a wide collection of monitors and interactive surfaces. But the shining star of the experience was a 4,000-square-foot angled canopy grid display towering over attendees’ heads. The interactive grid featured changing images […]

  • Cisco Draws Attendees with Pre-Event Email Strategy

    Cisco pulled out all the stops in hyping its exhibit at Supercomm in Chicago, making sure it would generate attention—and booth traffic—among potential clients at the telecom trade show. Three months before the event, the brand sent prospective attendees invitations to its booth and info about Cisco’s pre-show Web site, which listed a schedule of […]

  • Cisco ‘Rings’ Stock Market Opening Bell Via Webcast

    Looking to draw greater attention to its listing on NASDAQ, Cisco held the first-ever virtual opening bell ceremony. To kick off trading one day last August, Cisco employees “rang” the stock market’s opening bell via webcast from the company’s headquarters in San Jose, CA. To make it happen, a highly secure IP network was set […]