Cisco I-Prize

Cisco announces its second Cisco I-Prize contest. In this open, global competition entrepreneurs submit proposals and collaborate to create the seed idea for Cisco’s next billion-dollar business.

Idea submissions should fall in one of four categories:

* The Future of Work: New solutions that accelerate and change the way we do business
* The Connected Life: Technological inspirations that dramatically improve living conditions and disseminate culture
* New Ways to Learn: Next-generation solutions that transform when, where, and how people learn.
* The Future of Entertainment: New solutions that change how people play together

The winning team will receive a grand prize of $250,000.

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