Which architecture addresses customer needs for voice, video, and data?

Question

Options

• ASecurity
• BData Center
• CCollaboration
• DEnterprise networking

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  91% (21)

Explanation

Collaboration architecture is correct because it is specifically designed to integrate voice (VoIP/telephony), video (conferencing), and data communications into a unified platform - think Cisco Unified Communications or Microsoft Teams as real-world examples.

Security (A) focuses on protecting networks and data from threats - firewalls, intrusion prevention, identity management - not on delivering communication modalities. Data Center (B) addresses compute, storage, and server infrastructure for hosting applications and services. Enterprise Networking (D) covers the broader LAN/WAN connectivity fabric, but doesn't specifically unify the three communication types as a defined architecture.

Memory tip: Think of Collaboration as the architecture that enables people to work together - and working together means talking (voice), seeing (video), and sharing files (data). The three C's of Collaboration: Call, Conference, Connect.

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