Cisco is a global technology company that securely connects people, places, and things. At Smart City Expo World Congress 2026, Cisco will present approaches to connected buildings and intelligent workplaces.

Cisco Spaces can bring together data from Cisco networks, collaboration devices, and compatible IoT sensors to support occupancy insights, indoor environmental monitoring, and space utilisation.

Cisco will also showcase fault-managed power as part of a smart-building architecture. Together, these technologies can help building operators improve visibility across their spaces and make more informed decisions about building operations and energy use.

Visit Cisco to see how Cisco Spaces, networks, collaboration devices, and fault-managed power can support connected buildings and better-informed decisions about occupancy, indoor conditions, and energy use. 

Cisco’s goal, approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, is to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across its value chain by 2040. Cisco smart-building technologies can help operators monitor occupancy and indoor conditions and make informed decisions about energy use. 

Cisco PENN 1, New York: Cisco reports average energy savings of 35.5% over an eight-month comparison following a smart-building retrofit that included PoE-powered lighting, shades, security cameras, and occupancy sensors.