udE tac ion enE ryg iF icnan la oG ev rmn etn eH tla rach e unaM tcaf uri gn iM in gn & eR tia l Seriv ec Sop rts & rT sna op rtta io n tO eh r Seriv ec s taM erisla rP oiv ed r tnE ertia mn etn Digital Transformation with the Internet of Everything 100 Customer Stories © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 1 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment For 30 years, Cisco has been committed to changing environments are blended seamlessly for greater reimagine the customer experience, and helping the way the world works, lives, plays and learns. business and societal outcomes. We called this new energy providers become more efcient. And we’re digital era the Internet of Everything. doing it today. We have helped the world connect to the Internet, embrace voice, video, and data communications Now the term “digital” is everywhere - digital We invite you to read the stories of 100 innovative and blend technology and business together in transformation, digital business, and digitization are companies who are using the Internet of Everything ways that many thought were impossible. Together the key topics in nearly every technology or business to become digital. They are turning technology into with our partners, we have been able to help our conversation. While many are now defning what business outcomes and are truly changing the way we clients innovate, manage market transitions and turn it means to be digital, very few have defned how work, live, play and learn. technology into business advantage. industries, cities, and countries are becoming digital. Sincerely, Two years ago, we began a discussion about the next Cisco and our partners have been working with Mike Riegel wave of the Internet - a digitized world where the innovative clients around the world to help them VP, Internet of Everything networked connections of people, process, data and digitize. We are building and implementing digital Cisco things are brought together to unlock unprecedented roadmaps and transformations in industries from business value. The power of the connections unlocks manufacturing to retail to government. We are helping new types of data and insight, and physical and virtual countries transform the citizen experiences, banks © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 2 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools George Brown College’s Smart, Connected Waterfront Punahou School Campus Ushers in a New Era of Collaboration San Jose State University University of George Brown College (GBC) in Toronto, Ontario has been at distance education with fully integrated smart-building technology New South Wales the forefront of healthcare delivery since its founding in 1967. on a single, easily controlled interface. GBC wished to create a highly integrated, technology-responsive The new campus now includes 25 multimedia learning lab class building to eliminate barriers between disciplines such as nursing, environments, more than 50 audiovisual areas, an IP-enabled dental health, and health sciences management. mechanical, a lighting system, and a user-friendly dashboard Looking for construction and IT partners who were prepared to facility control system, all layered on a single high-speed embrace collaboration, GBC partnered with Cisco and EllisDon network. The campus also ofers special simulation practice labs Corporation to embark on the construction of a 380,000 square- with an operating theater and equipment for healthcare training. foot waterfront campus. To initiate its integration program, GBC In addition to voice and emergency notifcation capabilities, the required a fexible, high-speed network that could sustain high phones let ofcials remotely control workplace conditions like volumes of video trafc, allow real-time connectivity, and support temperature, lighting, and blinds. the use of sophisticated, high-fdelity mannequins in state-of- Using technology, GBC is bringing together both physical and the-art simulation labs. That high-speed network would also virtual environments to improve education. incorporate multimedia technology to support on-campus and © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 3 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 George Brown College is leading education transformation. Examples include: Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Punahou School San Jose State University University of 17 integrated sequences, which Plug-and-play classrooms Reinforcement of collaborative New South Wales improve building efficiency to facilitate group connectivity health practices “Each of our classrooms has become a plug-and-play multimedia environment that supports group work and connectivity. We now have an advanced platform that allows for online education, distance learning, and the evolution of the virtual learning process.” Terry Comeau, Executive Director, Waterfront Campus Development, George Brown College © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 4 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Punahou School Hong Kong Academy Enriches Collaborative Learning with Technology San Jose State University University of Hong Kong Academy (HKA) is an International Baccalaureate location data on Wi-Fi users. Using real-time analytics, CMX New South Wales school for preschool to grade- 12 students. HKA highly helps HKA investigate behavioral patterns and trends to inform encourages the use of technology in the classroom, including an IT where to adjust and customize Wi-Fi access for specifc aggressive bring-your-own-device (BYOD) initiative. To support locations. HKA also uses Cisco Identity Services Engine to this digital learning approach, HKA needed a network that could automate and simplify policy control for the BYOD environment, deliver sufcient capacity and reliability to support the surge helping IT staf prioritize use for teachers in the classrooms and in devices, combined with the ability to prioritize bandwidth for prevent unauthorized high-bandwidth activities. lessons and classroom assignments. Connecting teachers and their devices with online tools and Working with installation partner, BT Group, HKA wired its new resources help HKA improve its students’ learning experience. facilities with Cisco® wired and wireless networking solutions to With IT staf that takes advantage of data and analytics to support high-speed connections. Now, teachers can connect optimize the school’s digital environment, HKA can connect their laptops to projectors from anywhere in any room and access people, process, data, and things in the Internet of Everything resources with excellent uptime and reliability. With new mobile (IoE) and set new standards for the digital classroom. devices connected to the network, location-based services from Cisco Connected Mobile Experience (CMX) help IT staf collect © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 5 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Hong Kong Academy enriches the student experience by: Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Punahou School San Jose State University University of Supporting an open network while Using location-specific technologies Improving IT staff productivity New South Wales maintaining access for BYOD to manage and balance traffic “Cisco enables us to create a network where teachers, parents, and students are truly connected in a virtual space that supports learning.” Andy Birch, Director of Technology, Hong Kong Academy © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 6 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Katy Independent School District Launches Successful Punahou School BYOD Program and Conquers the Digital Divide San Jose State University University of The digital era is changing how schools educate and how they access points installed in classrooms and outdoor locations along New South Wales operate. Today, teachers are taking advantage of digital resources with centrally managed wired and wireless networks, Katy ISD can in their curriculum to improve student engagement, and facility provide fast, reliable connectivity for staf, teachers, and students. managers are using the latest technologies to manage school Teachers can use video and Internet resources in lessons without utilities in more efcient ways. By connecting people, process, experiencing dropped or slow connections. Biology students data, and things with new digital capabilities in the education can use mobile devices to view images from microscopes, and sector, school districts like Katy Independent School District (Katy chemistry students can participate in online, interactive labs. Staf ISD) are well on their way to realizing value in the Internet of can even use mobile devices to monitor pumps and heating, Everything (IoE). ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. At Katy ISD, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and district-owned In combining digital content with the convenience of BYOD device programs are providing students access to an education backed by a reliable and scalable network, the schools of Katy designed for the digital era. Many student resources reside in ISD saw an immediate increase in student achievement and digital formats such as video, audio, simulations, and animations, saved money. so teachers and students need reliable access to technology devices through a robust and scalable network. With Cisco® Wi-Fi © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 7 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 With the Internet of Everything, Katy Independent School District has: Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Punahou School San Jose State University University of Provided an excellent Wi-Fi Implemented successful BYOD Improved teacher and New South Wales experience for students, staff, and digital equity programs student satisfaction and guests “Utilizing the plethora of digital resources, students are able to take an active role in their learning because they are asked to create, collaborate, and problem solve.” Darlene Rankin, Director of Instructional Technology, Katy Independent School District © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 8 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Los Alamos Public Schools Create a More Connected Punahou School and Secure Campus for Students and Staff San Jose State University University of Located in New Mexico, Los Alamos Public Schools have fve Cisco partner, installed 64 Cisco Video Surveillance IP cameras New South Wales elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. at the high school. Cameras cover open courtyards and parking With the vast size and location of the multiple campuses already lots, creating a new level of remote services and capabilities never creating a security challenge, each of the schools’ open-campus before possible. And as part of emergency preparedness, the policy further complicated the situation. district conducts active-shooter exercises coordinating security staf and police ofcers to ensure everyone on the campus is safe. To solve this challenge, Los Alamos Public Schools leveraged Cisco and the Internet of Everything (IoE). Now, safety ofcers, The district’s new security solutions have increased safety for principals, and secretaries can monitor all of their school’s video students and staf, enhanced emergency preparedness measures, feeds using workstations or tablets from anywhere on campus and streamlined processes. By connecting the people, process, thanks to a Cisco® Video Surveillance solution. Connecting data, and things across their large campuses, the Los Alamos cameras, campuses, district personnel, and the police department, Public Schools is transforming education today. results in a safer learning environment and faster more coordinated responses during an event. Advanced Network Management, a © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 9 Education Energy Financial Government Healthcare Manufacturing Mining & Retail Service Sports & Transportation Other Services Materials Provider Entertainment 1 2 Los Alamos Public Schools create a more connected and secure campus. They have: Education George Brown College Hong Kong Academy Katy Independent School District Los Alamos Public Schools Punahou School San Jose State University University of Increased awareness of people Resource efficiency - one security Reduced time and skills to New South Wales and incidents on campus officer can effectively monitor the install and replace cameras 10-acre high school campus “We had confidence in the Cisco physical security solution because we’ve had a great experience with Cisco switches and IP phones. They are reliable, scalable, and consistent.” Ted Galvez, Network Administrator, Los Alamos Public Schools © 2016 Cisco and/or its affiliates. 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