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Alphawest Certifies In Four Cisco Specialisations |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Thursday, 22 February 2007 |
Optus (SingTel) owned IT integration company, Alphawest, has become the first in Oceania to be certified in four Cisco Advanced Specialisations
gaining accreditation in Advanced Unified Communications, Advanced Security, Advanced Wireless and Advanced Routing and Switching.
The Cisco Gold Partner has just added the Advanced Unified Communications
specialisation to the three it already had on the wall.
The advanced specialisations recognise Cisco best practices
and expertise in sales, technical skills and services capabilities to
provide customers with integrated, collaborative, adaptive solutions.
"Alphawest
should be commended for targeting these high growth markets and
aggressively investing in the critical capabilities required to deliver
robust and innovative business solutions to their customers," commented
Cisco's Director - Channels Operations, Jeff Sheard.
Unified
communications applications streamline business processes by
integrating effective communication and collaboration solutions,
including messaging, voice, video and Web conferencing, and unified
communications clients.
These standards-based applications integrate
with every day business tools such as Microsoft Outlook and IBM Lotus
Notes, enabling the required tools, content and people to be quickly
accessed based on an individual's own rules and preferences, regardless
of location.
"Alphawest
has extensive expertise in the delivery of integrated unified
communications - including integrated voice, data, web and video
solutions. We are committed to understanding and simplifying the
network and communications platforms of our customers to offer
improved, integrated and cost effective solutions that are scalable and
flexible to grow with our customer needs.
"Alphawest has a substantial
investment in delivering Cisco solutions that are industry best
practice. Our consistent national approach working with Cisco enables
us to deliver resilient and scalable networks for our customers," said
Garry Henley, Chief Executive Officer, Alphawest.
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