#CiscoChampion Radio is a podcast series by Cisco Champions as technologists, hosted by Cisco's Amy Lewis (@CommsNinja). This weekBob Friday, VP CTO Mobility at Cisco, joins Cisco Champions Sven Kutzer and Stephen Rodriguez. The topic is Mobility and Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX). This week Cisco's Lauren Friedman (@Lauren) guest hosts.

Listento the Podcast

Cisco Subject Matter Expert:
Bob Friday, VP CTO Mobility at Cisco

Cisco Champions:
Stephen Rodriguez, Wireless Engineer (@WiFiJanitor)
Sven Kutzer, Senior Systems Engineer (@SvenKutzer)

Highlights:
Foundation of the Connected Mobile Experience (CMX)
How CMX applies to transportation, retail and hospitality
Where we're going with indoor location technology, from probe based location to network based and network assisted track
Standardization of location technology
Surprising CMX deployment examples

Transcripts:
CommsNinjaskutzer = Sven
CommsNinjawifijanitor = Steve
CommsNinjaLaurenFriedman = Lauren and Bob
LaurenFriedman@lauren
RickVanoverWill this indoor location technology be only network -can it be "profiled" to people? I used to work in the Business Intelligence aspect of this.
RickVanoverThis is very interesting
RickVanoveroh and application triggers can "draw" people there...
RickVanoverthe ideas are flowing in the brain of El Rickatron
RickVanovercan also use it for workforce optimized order replenishment
RickVanoverorder fulfillment and replenishment both actually
RickVanoverTechgazm
k00laidITnow provided by Meraki
RickVanoverAPI is the unlock.
k00laidITWifi is not my strength, but how does the increased number of antennas work with freq. spectrum, would you not have AP bleed over?
wifijanitoryes and no. when you start to get into this area, you need to go dense on the AP. when you go dense on the AP, you drop the power level waaaaay down
RickVanoverI prefer drones
RickVanoverThey will not give snarky comments, nasty looks and less likely to put their finger in my ketchup
k00laidITWill CleanAir take care of that for you or is it a manual thing?
wifijanitormanual/automagic, for the most part. it would be more towards RRM functionality, but you also have to be able to disable some radios which RRM doesn't
wifijanitordo on it's own yet
RickVanoverDetect devices, like a "reverse" WIFI Analyse?
RickVanoverYou guys are so smart
LaurenFriedman@rickvanover: you too kid!
RickVanoverI worked for 10 years in the Supply Chain Automation space and then Consumer Purchasing BI
RickVanoverthis is Star Wars stuff for these industries
ntwrk80And in a few years we'll be buying apps for our phones to block this.
CommsNinjaDrone Wars
CommsNinjaYou're welcome.
RickVanoverapps for our Glass
ntwrk80In and Out for the handwashing
CommsNinjaLike IRL pop-ups
RickVanoverWell it is a liability mitigation technique
LaurenFriedmanpoop-ups?
LaurenFriedmanwhat?
ntwrk80Gojo has them already actually. RFID readers built into the dispensers
RickVanoverautomation to reduce liability
CommsNinjabahahaha pop ups
CommsNinjaDYAC
LaurenFriedmanyou guys speak up or I'll hog
k00laidITAny form of racing tracking
RickVanoverNeed a defracker
RickVanoverprivacy
RickVanoverOpt-In For the win
RickVanoverCivil liberties groups don't like Opt-In however
RickVanoverb/c usually it's "buried" details
wifijanitorwell, with this type of tracking it has to be opt-in for the most part
RickVanoverBut the execution is up to someone else
wifijanitoryou can be tracked just on the probes from your device, so unless you disable your wifi when you walk in
RickVanoverI wonder how many Opt-In's are ignored...
RickVanoverfor sure
CommsNinjaThinking about the hierarchy of needs triangle I just saw with wifi added on to the bottom . . .
RickVanoverIt's like the new bell to ring
RickVanovernearest maintenance for operations
RickVanoverin the distrubtion center world I used to work in, this would be awesome
skutzerHere in Germany the benefit is the free Wifi
LaurenFriedmanI'm not buying Barbie dolls. it has been at least 20 years!
CommsNinjaSteve buys them.
wifijanitordon't hate
CommsNinjaThus the example.   They are unlocateable in Target.#parentnightmare
RickVanoverThe ideas come in too fast
RickVanoverneed to start with a use case
LaurenFriedmanBeer drinking topics!
RickVanoverMall security dispatch
RickVanoverA Cisco Live "Take me through it" app!
RickVanover@LaurenFriedman -I GET LOST at CISCO LIVE's VMWORLDs, TECHEDs, I feel dumb.
RickVanoveryou're not alone in the lost bit
StilgarWhere I can find all the "Frozen" toys for my kids
CommsNinjaWith the Cabbage Patch Kids Stilgar.
StilgarLOL
CommsNinjaGetting ready to unmute everyone. Great conversation, so be prepared to ask questions live if you have them.
CommsNinja10 minutes!
RickVanoverYeah, of course -I wear my phone on my neck!
LaurenFriedmanfoursquare is dead to me
ntwrk80wayfinding is huge in healthcare now
RickVanoverThe kids do it
RickVanoverInstagram is big now with the kids
RickVanoverit'll change over the years
RickVanoverThey're using the Jitterbug app
StilgarJITTERBUG FTW
RickVanoverInception moment here guys...
RickVanoverwhat if this could function like an RFID chip
RickVanoverso not just phones and tablets, but what about thinks like inventory controlled items
CommsNinjaEveryone who is dialed in is now unmuted. Just say your name before you ask your question so we can ID you
RickVanoverIt'll take the public some time to "absorb" it
RickVanoverIPv7, your indoor location
skutzerregarding the Privacy about CMX you can Opt Out of Location Analytics -https://meraki.cisco.com/trust#presence
RickVanoverright -super saturation can bring other problems
RickVanoverVery interesting everyone -thank you.
skutzerincluding in CMX -Facebook WiFi https://www.facebook.com/help/facebookwifi
wifijanitorcalled out! lol!
RickVanoverYou should watch#CucinaRickatron on Instagram!
RickVanoverIt's in baking session
RickVanover(Section)
LaurenFriedmani 3 RickV