In which three ways does Cisco accelerate the adoption of advanced collaboration tools? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AWith scalable collaboration deployment options
• BBy supporting business-to-business and business-to-customer collaboration capabilities
• CWith enhanced core network infrastructure functionalities
• DBy introducing Cisco data center unified computing functionalities to support collaboration requirements
• EBy enabling Cisco end-to-end collaboration deployments
• FWith cost-effective collaboration and business video solutions

• A
  93% (42)
• D
  4% (2)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Cisco accelerates collaboration adoption through scalable deployment options (A), which allow organizations of any size to roll out tools flexibly; B2B/B2C collaboration capabilities (B), which extend collaboration beyond internal teams to partners and customers; and cost-effective video and collaboration solutions (F), which lower the financial barrier to enterprise-grade tools.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• C (core network infrastructure) is a general networking concern, not specific to collaboration adoption acceleration.
• D (data center unified computing/UCS) relates to compute infrastructure strategy, not collaboration enablement.
• E is a distractor phrased similarly to the correct answers but "end-to-end Cisco-only deployments" is not a documented Cisco collaboration acceleration strategy - Cisco emphasizes interoperability, not lock-in.

Memory tip: Think "Scale, Reach, Cost" - Cisco speeds up collaboration by making it scalable (A), far-reaching across business relationships (B), and affordable (F). If an answer choice talks about data centers, compute, or generic networking, it's likely out of scope for collaboration acceleration.

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