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Brentwood Academy faced similar challenges shared with many educational and corporate environments. In light of the pandemic, how would they operate virtually? Brentwood Academy looked beyond remote learning and took on the challenge of creating a virtual classroom.

It all started with a walk in the park and ended up with a comprehensive solution that positions the institution with the classroom of the future. Lockdowns from the pandemic forced the organization to consider new ways to engage both teachers and students. Brentwood Academy evaluated a number of products with varying degrees of success. After a number of trials, they focused on a solution in partnership with ViewSonic, Intel and Microsoft that created a comprehensive experience for the virtual classroom. The solution leverages the ViewSonic ViewBoard, Intel NUC and Microsoft Teams.

Brentwood Academy piloted the solution earlier this summer and in August started using the solution in production. Fast forward to today and they are already using the solution beyond the classroom for extracurricular activities such as robotics competitions.

Join us on December 10th at 10:15am PT/1:15pm ET to learn more about how Brentwood Academy is creating the classroom of the future and how they are looking beyond the classroom.

Creating the virtual classroom of the future

Breaking Data Barriers

The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a growing challenge familiar to many enterprises today. Their existing infrastructure was not able to keep up with the insatiable demand for computing resources from all over the ballpark. From team operations to ticketing to fan experiences, the Los Angeles Dodgers were increasing their use of analytics to process data. Change was needed.

The Los Angeles Dodgers turned to Cisco in partnership with Intel to develop a solution that brought dramatic change to the art of the possible. The solution enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to turn hours of processing into minutes while reducing their overall footprint of equipment. Real-time processing now meant they could provide new capabilities and services to operations and fans alike. While the new solution squarely addressed their current demands, it also positioned them for new opportunities befitting that of a world championship team – especially a world championship team that just won the 2020 World Series!

Join us on November 17 at 9:15 am PT/12:15 pm ET to learn more about the Los Angeles Dodgers’ experience and how they are accelerating innovation through technology.
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