Cisco Contest

With Cisco’s Telepresence you can win 3000 $!

Why do want Cisco TelePresence ?  Answer this question in a video format, and submit your entries before 8^th of September 2009 and win 3000 $.

 Amazing right!  Cisco TelePresence recently launched a video contest “Why I Want Cisco TelePresence”

The video contest is designed to entice individuals from around the world to submit their ideas about why or how they would like to use Cisco TelePresence in their work lives – how they might connect to co-workers or peers in other locations; the benefits they would uniquely reap; why they would be the ideal person to use a Cisco TelePresence system. Winners in two categories, Productivity and Shaping the Future, have a chance to win $3,000 each.

The Contest is open to individuals who: (1) are at least 21 years of age as of the Contest start date and (2) work or have worked within a professional organization that uses technology. Submission period ends at September 8, 2009 at 11:59 p.m.

Cisco announces Winners of the Digital Cribs Video Contest for Aspiring Filmmakers

Dear Friends

As we all aware Cisco conducted a digital crib contest and now the much awaited results are announced and the Winners are

Brand Winners:

 1) Robin Glass for the film “Robin Glass - Digital Crib” (Brazil)

2) Ankur Kapoor for the film “Jasmit Digital Crib” (India)

3) Mark Brindle for the film “Mike Cotton” (United Kingdom)

4) Spike McKenzie for the film “Travis’s Digital Crib” (Australia)

5) Dr. Babu Sundaram for the film “Enga VeeduCHD” (United States)

6) CJ Bruce for the film “DigiCrib(AustinScott)” (United States)

7) Jake Wehrman for the film “Roscoe Wright” (United States)

Paul Eduard Schneider for the film “Moving on Fast” (Romania)

9) Jacinta Britton for the film “Mafs DC” (Australia)

10) Dawn Natalia for the film “Larry Natalia’s Crib” (United States)

Viewer’s Choice Winners:

1) Regina Gelfo for the film “Tech Geek Warehouse” (United States)

2) Matthew Collins for the film “Andrew’s Digital Crib” (United States)

3) Jethro Patalinghug for the film “Digital Cribs/Henry Lim” (Phillipines)

4) Alan Gonzalez for the film “Cinthya’s Digital Crib” ( Mexico)

5) Alessandro Merletti de Palo for the film “Public Digital Crib” (Italy)

6) Vivek Rathi for the film “Mixed Media Painting” (India)

7) Chris Hughes for the film “The House That Geek Built” (United States)

Lukasz Pruchnik for the film “Arnaud’s Digital Crib” (United States/France)

9) Patrick Smith for the film “A Japanese Digital Crib” (United States/Japan)

10) Varala Aanand for the film “Long Battle with Short” (India)