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Which four application layers comprise the Cisco Collaboration Architecture? (Choose four.)
The correct answer is A. Unified Access D. Customer Collaboration E. Collaboration Applications F. Cisco TelePresence. Cisco defines four distinct application layers in its Collaboration Architecture: Unified Access provides the secure network foundation enabling collaboration across wired, wireless, and VPN connections; Customer Collaboration covers contact center and customer-care solutions…
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Which four application layers comprise the Cisco Collaboration Architecture? (Choose four.)
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- AUnified Access
- BUnified Communications
- CUnified Computing
- DCustomer Collaboration
- ECollaboration Applications
- FCisco TelePresence
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A88% (15)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
Explanation
Cisco defines four distinct application layers in its Collaboration Architecture: Unified Access provides the secure network foundation enabling collaboration across wired, wireless, and VPN connections; Customer Collaboration covers contact center and customer-care solutions; Collaboration Applications encompasses productivity tools like conferencing and messaging; and Cisco TelePresence addresses high-definition, immersive video. Unified Communications (B) is a distractor because, while UC is a Cisco product category, it is not identified as a standalone architecture layer - its functions are distributed across the other layers. Unified Computing (C) is definitively wrong: it refers to Cisco's UCS server/data-center infrastructure, a compute platform entirely separate from collaboration. For a memory hook, use the acronym ACTE - Access, Customer Collaboration, TelePresence, Enterprise/Collaboration Applications - to quickly recall all four layers under exam pressure.
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