Five reasons we’re excited about Cisco Live Cisco Live is THE main event in the calendar for us enterprise geeks. Even though it’s virtual this year, we are all still psyched. And one massive change for this year’s virtual event? It’s FREE. So if you’re a hardcore Cisco fan, Cisco customer, or new to the […]
WFH tip: create boundaries Last week we started sharing a tip on working from home (click below). Whatever your current situation, it’s imperative to have routines and some kind of structure. And to create a space to work when space has become a rare commodity. Boundaries are key. The definition of a boundary is anything that […]
Webex vs. Zoom: Not all video-conferencing roads lead to Zoom The COVID-19 shelter in place edict has sent businesses reeling. The need to connect in this new, socially-distant world has given video-conferencing companies a guarded optimism that their solutions will, at least partially, fill in the gap left by the emptying of boardrooms, classrooms, meeting […]
Quaversal was founded on a simple premise with significant implications: ‘Be Better.’ ‘Be better’ became our mission statement. How can we be a better partner? How can we help every single person using technology to be better? How can we help teams to engage more, and to be better? How can we capture our customers’ […]
Cisco: Setting the bar for video conferencing and collaboration At Quaversal, we simplify enterprise technology. Our experience, and our customer base, spans networking, databases, and security though one area we have seen a huge uptick, is collaboration. Collaboration is a serious business opportunity. Employees, customers and prospects have never been so geographically distributed. We are […]
Cisco: Setting the bar for video conferencing and collaboration At Quaversal, we simplify enterprise technology. Our experience, and our customer base, spans networking, databases, and security – though one area we have seen a huge uptick, is collaboration. Collaboration is a serious business opportunity. Employees, customers and prospects have never been so geographically distributed. We […]
Consumption ≠ adoption FACT: You can consume something without adopting it, but you can’t adopt something without consuming it. It’s always bothered me that the conversation in technology continually revolves around the consumption of technology as a means to have widespread adoption. Vendors, IT departments, and infrastructure teams mean well, but forced usage of technology […]
Didn’t Know What to Expect Over the years, I’ve attended many Cisco and Tech Data events. Events like Cisco Live Local! (now called Cisco Connect), Cisco Live, Partner Connection Week, joint-hosted events, Partner Summits, and many more with attendance ranging from engineer to executive representation. Because of the broad experience, I wanted to take a moment […]
Cisco’s newest splash: Catalyst 9200 and 9800 Cisco launched their intent-based networking initiative about two years ago now and have taken the market by storm with the revamped vision of the network of the future. Programmability is at the core, and simple function with a GUI driven architecture through DNA Center powers the way. The […]
What’s in a name? Since we launched, many people have inquired as to what Quaversal means. I know I left you hanging in the first blog post, here. Here we will address where the name comes from, why it is essential, and why a name matters when you’re seeking to make a lasting impact on […]
