Voice Technology Remains - The Network to Fuel Business

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With texting and tweeting taking over online communications, these mediums have recently attempted to take over the businesses world. The utopian dream is that a mass conversation would get a business message out to hundreds of people at once. The only problem is that this alienates people who are comforted by being able to talk to their vendor directly, asking specific questions and relating on a personal level. Yes, while techies and trendsetters would love to silence the phone lines for good, voice technology is still the network that fuels business. And the technology is only getting more complicated.

That's why New Jersey's Network Learning Institute recently launched an extension to their popular Cisco Certified Network Associate course that will focus primarily on voice technology. Traditionally, computer network technicians have been in high demand. But as the speed of communication increases, communication technologies of all stripes become more prevalent. As budgets tighten across the nation due to current financial woes, innovations like teleconferencing and text-to-speech systems have highlighted a need for voice network specialists.

As a leader in office technologies around the world, Cisco Systems demands a level of in-depth networking knowledge that NLI students had been responding to. But with this new voice course, students will look to gain a specialty in voice technology and network integration that will give them a leg up on the competition. As many tech or network professionals focus on computer networking, NLI students will have an edge, being able to sync voice systems with computer systems and create a fully integrated communications command center.

The course offers 6 in-depthcisco certified network associate units covering every concept of voice technology, from setting up a voice mail system to securing a private wireless voice network. The course also puts students through their paces in 21 different hands-on training labs. Students will work with the same technology they will use in the field, getting acclimated with Cisco's various system packages and the problems they may encounter.

It is not hard to see the need for voice network services. Anyone who has ever called an office with an automated secretary or been on a hands-free system at work knows that this technology is vital. This accelerated, 5-week course will complete with Cisco certification, allowing students to apply for jobs installing the most in-demand office systems in the world. This new training course will create jobs and get offices across America talking. The question is are students ready to answer?