Whether you are a newcomer to the technology world or a business leader interested in how technology impacts your organization, this course is for you. You'll learn how to be conversationally fluent in all modern data communications topics.

A hybrid Exchange Server and Office 365 environment provides many benefits but can be complex and difficult to manage. In this course, you will learn the skills to plan, deploy, and administer a hybrid Exchange Server, and migrate to Office 365.

This course will teach you the basics of managing a Cisco ACI configuration in a modern datacenter.

Cisco Unity Express gives collaboration admins a quick, convenient way to manage voicemail, auto attendant, and greeting services for remote office users. This course demonstrates how to configure and troubleshoot these features.

Cisco Jabber delivers a feature-rich, SIP base, communications tool that empowers users to stay connected. This course will demonstrate how to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot a Cisco Jabber collaboration solution.

Today’s collaboration deployments need dynamic voicemail capabilities, and Cisco Unity Connection is loaded with features that end users require. This course demonstrates how to deploy and enable features for your Cisco Unity Connection solution.

In a perfect world, technologies become simpler while also becoming more effective and less expensive to operate. MPLS Segment Routing and modern layer-2 VPNs are great examples of such technologies.

You've worked with network programmability before, but perhaps you'd like more hands-on across a wider variety of examples and client frameworks. This course is for you as we'll explore a wide variety of network configuration management approaches.

In this course, you'll gain knowledge about the Cisco ACI solution, its core features, and new concepts. The ACI is Cisco's approach to SDN in the data center and is based on a leaf-spine and VXLAN overlay topology.

This course will teach a number of different layer 1 and layer 2 technologies that are commonly implemented on the Campus LAN, including physical connectors and cabling, spanning-tree, VLANs, Switch Stacking, and Cisco's StackWise Virtual.

This course will teach you several of the different skills that are required to develop an IPv4 and IPv6 addressing plan.

This course explains the building blocks of network automation so you can understand how it all fits together. The goal of the course is to inform your network design choices with this knowledge.