WWT's Tempe team decided to focus on getting involved in a quarterly charitable event this year, and they kicked things off by supporting Special Olympics Arizona on Friday, April 5th.

WWT friends and family spent an evening supporting an event that featured some remarkable athletes with many amazing talents. WWT team members helped time the track races, record scores, announce athlete names, and even awarded medals during the awards ceremony.

While the holiday season is a joyous time for many, the unfortunate truth is not everyone gets to experience those joys. In keeping with a strong tradition of helping those less fortunate, World Wide Technology ended 2012 with a big push in its charitable efforts.

In the last three months of the year, WWT employees and team members donated over $500,000 to various charities, and collected over 3,800 toys to donate to local children.

Use Each Day to Reflect

Jim Kavanaugh, Don Seiler and Ladi Adefala talk about what it means to WWT to be Cisco Master certified in Security and Unified Communications.

WWT engineer, Guy McDonald exemplifies WWT core values in his personal life as well as his professional life, with ongoing disaster relief support effort

A Passion for Helping

WWT Singapore aims to become major global supply chain hub for APAC region

At 9 Jurong Town Hall Road in Singapore, the World Wide Technology office sits on the 7^th floor of a glittering high rise.  Surrounded by a park and golf course with the skyline of a bustling city in view, the WWT offices offer a glimpse into the thriving economy of Singapore.

WWT's Dave Chandler, an advanced technology team member focused on fundamental network technologies including routing and switching, has a unique view of the evolving route/switch landscape.

Location Driven Design Has Departed in Favor of a Process Based Approach

After defending his design in front of VMware Design Experts, WWT’s Chris Fendya became a VMware Certified Design Expert (VCDX), making him only the 96^th person in the world to accomplish the certification 

It isn’t uncommon to hear hustle and bustle in the office as lunchtime approaches. But at the Lakeview campus, a different sort of lunch time hustle is taking place; employees are gathering for an outdoor boot camp lead by WWT employee, Jose Salinas.

Salinas, who openly offers training to anyone willing and able, began giving these sessions during the lunch hour to accommodate those interested in getting fit and lean.

After six years of pretty much nonstop pre and post-sales Cisco Unified Communications (UC) engagements in support of enterprise Collaboration initiatives with World Wide Technology, David Rosenblatt takes a moment to share some considerations on the field of Collaboration

Collaboration as an Evolving Conversation