At Cisco Live EMEA 2026 in Amsterdam, AI-powered collaboration took centre stage. From Webex Calling enhancements like Translator Agent and AI Receptionist to AI-ready devices and hybrid deployment models, Cisco signalled a clear shift toward intelligent, sovereign, and secure collaboration architectures. This article explores what the announcements mean for organisations navigating AI, compliance, and hybrid realities.
Cisco Live 2026 in Amsterdam made one thing clear: security and AI are no longer separate conversations. From AI-assisted operations and Secure Access to identity protection and governance, organisations face immediate, practical decisions. This article outlines what is deployable today, what is still evolving, and what customers should prioritise now.
Many companies underestimate the follow-up costs of mobile devices. Device as a Service combines rugged hardware with lifecycle management and proactive support, for stable operations, higher productivity, and financial predictability.
End-to-end AI in CCaaS platforms is becoming realistic through GenAI, full interaction capture, and integrated orchestration. Closed-loop workflows automate analysis, bot design, and rollout.
Contact centre data ownership is becoming a strategic issue as CCaaS and AI expand. Organisations must actively govern security, compliance, and control to protect trust and value.
DocuSign phishing is one of the biggest threats in corporate inboxes, exploiting trust, AI-generated tactics, and business routines. Proactive security is essential.
Attackers focus on your external attack surface, not internal controls. Understanding what is visible and exploitable from the outside is key to real cyber resilience.
The Enterprise Networking 90-Day Roadmap helps IT leaders prioritise modernisation, AI, SASE, Zero Trust, and compliance while delivering measurable progress without adding unnecessary complexity.
