Another week, more passes! The staff at CollabCert would like to congratulate the following engineers who have just conquered the CCIE Collaboration Lab Exam.
- Ravi Hegde – CCIE #49472 (Collaboration)
- Steven Burns – CCIE #49705 (Collaboration)
- Muhammad Abbas – CCIE #49771 (Collaboration)
- Sanjay Patel – CCIE #49778 (Collaboration)
Steven stated:
For those seeking the Collaboration CCIE there are a number of offerings out there for you to prepare. But if you are using anything other than the Collabcert resources your efforts will most likely be futile. I attended a 10 day bootcamp hosted by Vik where he provided us with the foundation to become an expert. The issue is that, that doesn’t happen in 10 days it takes several hundred additional hours of perfect practice to gain a level of expertise need to reach CCIE. Just as important is mentorship and that’s where Vik differs from everyone else out there. He continues to coach you throughout the entire process, exposing you to your shortfalls so that you don’t fall for them when it matters most. Without Viks graded labs, phone calls and emails I would not have succeeded. Thanks for everything Vik!
Steven Burns – CCIE #49705 (Collaboration)
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Hi,
i’m Nicola and I would have taken a path to get the CCIE collaboration.
I live in Italy and then not be able to participate in any bootcamp unfortunately.
I’m CCNA, CCNA Voice, and CCNP R&S but i have just configured and installed most ollaboration component like CUCM, IM&P, Unity, CME.
Any suggestion about my hard road for the CCIE?
Thank you
Nicola Gatto