Published on Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 16:00 | Source : Moneycontrol.com
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Cisco unveils Cisco Learning Network
Cisco boosts worldwide talent development to meet increasing demand for networking skills. Cisco is also announcing a major augmentation to its popular associate-level career certification with the introduction of three concentrations – CCNA Security, CCNA Voice and CCNA Wireless.
Underscoring its commitment to accelerate the development of technical talent across the globe, Cisco today unveiled the Cisco Learning Network (www.cisco.com/go/learnnetspace). Designed for both the seasoned professional as well as individuals considering a career in IT, the Cisco Learning Network is a collaborative Web 2.0 site that enables the creation of a global networking professional community that shares, discusses and exchanges ideas in a dedicated online environment.
Cisco is also announcing a major augmentation to its popular associate-level career certification with the introduction of three concentrations - CCNA Security, CCNA Voice and CCNA Wireless. By expanding on the competencies and skills in the CCNA curriculum, these highly specialized concentrations offer individuals a career stepping-stone into the converged technologies that make up today's sophisticated networks.
"As networks continue to drive economic growth, collaboration and human interaction, the need for networking talent will grow in importance. To address the growing global demand for networking talent, we estimate that we will need to double or even triple our certified individuals over approximately the next 5 years," said Milind Gurjar, Director, Learning@Cisco. "With the expansion of the CCNA portfolio and the launch of the Cisco Learning Network, we have added two more critical components to our company-wide initiative to address the global IT talent shortage, accelerate the development of the information economy and improve the productivity of this vital technical community."
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