CISCO, 2008-2012 


Project Scope:

Digital Strategy

Brand Strategy & Development

Concept Development

User Experience

Website Design & Development

Mobile App Design & Development

Video Direction & Production

Branded Content

Content Management Application

Live Audience Interaction Tools

Custom Social Network Design & Development

Reporting Application


GSX
GLOBAL SALES EXPERIENCE






We transformed a modest $40k mini-game into a multi-million dollar account, not just expanding our reach, but triggering a ripple effect of change across the industry.

Cisco, the world leader in information technology products, has held a Global Sales meeting every year for the past 15 years. In 2008, they decided that the high cost of doing this was just not feasible in light of the recession. Turning to their event-planning partner, GPJ, JUXT’s parent company, they asked for help reconceiving what the event could be with the help of digital technology.


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n 2008, Cisco faced a critical dilemma: their annual Global Sales meeting, a 15-year tradition, was no longer sustainable in the face of economic downturn. They challenged GPJ, JUXT's parent company, to redefine the event through the power of digital innovation.

Instead of a simple mini-game, I presented Cisco with a bold vision: a comprehensive digital content and engagement strategy that would transcend the limitations of a live event. This wasn't just a replacement; it was a revolution. Over the next four years, I led the charge in delivering the Global Sales Experience (GSX), a transformative four-day digital event that connected over 20,000 people worldwide through immersive simulcasts and interactive content.

GSX wasn't just a success; it became the gold standard in virtual and social broadcasting, earning the prestigious EX award four years running. More importantly, we delivered tangible results: a staggering $50 million in annual savings for Cisco, proving that innovation and fiscal responsibility could go hand in hand.

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