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Cisco Engineer is a network architect who conceives and deploys computer networks which have been created using products from Cisco. Read Cisco Engineer’s salary, job description & much more!

Cisco Engineers implement changes to their arrangement taking into account issues, such as traffic logjams, upgrading of essential infrastructure, troubleshooting issues inconveniencing customers, undertaking precautionary maintenance, etc.

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Cisco Engineer Job at Houston Texas $70-80K + benefits

Cisco Engineer Job at Houston Texas $70-80K + benefits

Our Client, David Swissman looking for a highly motivated Cisco Engineer with Cisco experience in the Houston area that is looking for a new opportunity. A role like this will not stay on the market very long. If you have Skype for business experience and live in the Houston area do not hesitate to reach out to him.  A Cisco engineer is a type of network administrator who specialise in networks…

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Fidelus Helps Unify DonorsChoose.org’s Workforce with Cisco Business Edition 6000

DonorsChoose.org was created in 2000 with the simple idea of connecting teachers in need of classroom supplies with citizen donors willing to pitch in. Fast forward to 2014 – with big endorsements from Oprah, Stephen Colbert and Bill and Melinda Gates along the way – and the crowdfunding charitable organization grew to 75 employees working from offices in New York City and San Francisco, and 10 employees based in home offices across the country. Although free, cloud-based tools like Skype and Google Hangouts were adequate collaboration tools while the organization was a lean upstart, the time had come for more scalable, business-grade solutions that could unite a distributed workforce and provide reliable voice and video interaction between co-workers and external contacts. “We wanted all of our people to feel like they were in the same room together regardless of whether they were in our offices or working remote,” says César Bocanegra, Chief Operating Officer. The organization eventually landed on Cisco Business Edition 6000 as the best solution for their needs. The search begins for a Cisco solution provider that gets their mission. César and his team quickly put out an RFP to find a Cisco solution provider that could install and provide training for a Business Edition 6000 package that included video phones for all staff members, the Collaboration software suite and Catalyst switches and routers to support VoIP and video. They were hoping to find a solution provider with solid Cisco Collaboration expertise, thorough trainers and attentive customer service. But just as important was a partner who understood the unique non-profit mission and culture of DonorsChoose.org. After engaging with several potential solution providers, none of which seemed to be a good fit, things instantly clicked when they met with New York City-based Fidelus. “Fidelus was the only Cisco provider that took into account the fact that we had to stretch our budget as much as possible in executing this project because every dollar saved meant another dollar towards helping more teachers and students across the country.” says César. But the affinity DonorsChoose.org felt from Fidelus went beyond the strength of what they put on paper. “From the beginning of our conversations, Fidelus was very user-focused. They kept talking about our model, instead of the Fidelus model. We very quickly realized that the core values and culture of Fidelus were aligned one-to-one with ours.” César elaborates on what those shared values are: “Flexibility, innovative thinking, relentlessness, a user focus and most importantly an open environment where people are not afraid to speak their minds about what is working and what isn’t.” This sense of rapport only grew stronger during the installation and training phase, which extended over several months in the latter half of 2014. In César’s eyes, the Fidelus collaboration consulting engineer and trainer, became a true extension of his own team during those months. “The trainer was always flexible with her time and was just amazing at the training. She made it so much fun for our staff. And the engineer was always great about being there from early morning to late at night helping us work through all the remote phone configuration challenges.” Better collaboration tools are making a tangible difference for every employee. Six months in to using the new gear DonorsChoose.org is seeing a real impact on their communications in all directions. “All the phones have video cameras, which makes our interactions go that much smoother,” says César. “You pick up the phone and instantly see the other person’s face in high definition. There are a lot fewer misunderstandings now.” César cites the situation of their chief technology officer as one case in point. He recently moved to San Francisco but still has a team of 15 developers to manage back in New York. Fidelus engineers worked with him to optimize his Cisco gear and WebEx so that he can reliably hold his team meetings and one-on-ones remotely. “Now he only comes back to New York about once a quarter. Without his Cisco setup I honestly believe he would be travelling back once a month.” Perhaps the biggest beneficiaries have been the rest of the 10 remote workers who are mostly fundraisers. Before, they had been holding conversations with donors, grant providers and other important stakeholders over cell phones with sometimes poor reception and background noise. Now the team is equipped with high-quality Cisco video phones and Bluetooth headsets in their homes, which allows them to have much more professional interactions with outside people whose support is critical to the success of DonorsChoose.org. With a solid collaboration environment now in place, DonorsChoose.org is already looking ahead to the future. César and his team plan on integrating larger Cisco TelePresence endpoints to take video communication to the next level.

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Three Things You Can Do to Get More Out of Cisco WebEx

Summer is almost here. And for today’s corporate workforce that often means more frequent work-from-home days, working vacations and other circumstances that call for a WebEx meeting. With that in mind, we thought it might be a good time to highlight a few simple things you can do to enhance the WebEx experience – for you and your audiences. 1) Simplify and speed up WebEx meetings with the new Collaboration Meeting Rooms. Historically, one of the biggest criticisms of WebEx was the process of setting up, launching and joining a web meeting. With the recent introduction of Collaboration Meeting Rooms Rooms for cloud WebEx, you can now have a persistent virtual “room” that allows you to instantly launch and join a web meeting through a personal URL. This is a great tool to use for teams that have a consistent need to meet and collaborate at a moment’s notice without going through all the usual steps familiar to WebEx users. 2) Take advantage of the WebEx Recording Editor. Downloading the WebEx Recording Editor to your account will give youan easy-to-use tool for converting WebEx video recordings into a file format – mp4 or wmv – that allows you to easily post your recording on your corporate YouTube or Vimeo account, website or other channels. Plus, with the Recording Editor you can edit the recorded meeting to make it a more useful and engaging piece of content after the fact. Fifty-minute, meandering presentations can be trimmed and punched up into a lean 15-minute video that captures the main points more succinctly. Gaffes, glitches and other fails, technical or human, can be removed for a more polished product. This is particularly useful for webinars, product demos and other content assets you want to use beyond the original web conference. Here’s a step-by-step guide to download and start using the WebEx Recording Editor. 3) Set the stage for your video appearance. There are many things you can do to enhance the overall WebEx experience without touching the technology. If you’re a WebEx power user that frequently interacts with prospects, customers, partners or other important contacts, a well-lit, uncluttered space can make a world of difference in how you are perceived. Set up a bright but diffuse light source in front of you, not behind, and choose a position that displays a neutral, non-distracting backdrop. Have any questions about how you can optimize WebEx for your users? Feel free to connect with our team for a chat. http://www.fidelus.com/

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Cisco Unified Communications Engineer NYC

Job ID: Job-1813

Job Title: Cisco Unified Communications Engineer

location: New York, NY

Jobtype: Permanent

Rate:

Primary Skills:

Description: · Delivering projects through Statements of Work transactions on time and under budget 

· Work with clients to structure project success to align with business goals: 

o Lead discovery meetings and participate in detailed design whiteboard sessions. 

o Defines design requirements and articulates the designed solution to the client 

o Validates architecture 

· Maximize customer loyalty through highly effective communication, precise work, exacting deliverable standards, and exceeding expectations during every phase of engagement. 

· Work parallel with Project Leaders, Coordinators, and Management in developing and delivering project documentation and UC trainings as per the defined project deliverables. 

Requirements: 

· A minimum of 4 years progressive work experience with Cisco Unified Communications product suite including, but not limited to: 

o Cisco Unified Communications Manager 

o Cisco Unity Connection 

o Cisco Unified Presence. 

· Must be able to work well with other team members in a collaborative fashion, fostering learning and knowledge sharing to complete customer projects and equally be able to work solo with limited supervision and project oversight 

· Excellent communication and documentation skills 

· Excellent customer facing skills 

Desirable (but not mandatory): 

· Specific subject matter expert level (SME) experience within some (but not necessarily all) of the UC technologies such as: 

o ‘Pervasive’ and ‘Immersive’ Video, Digital Signage, Private Collaboration Portals, VMware, Hosted Collaboration Suite (HCS), Meeting Place/WebEx, Cisco Unified Contact Center (UCC) Express, 3rd Party CTI and JTAPI integrations, UC Middleware, SIP Trunking, Scripting, and Voice Provisioning Tools. 

· 4 yr. Bachelor’s degree or CCNP –Voice certification 

Email resume in Word to [email protected]. Please include the job code for the position with your resume. 

NO RELOCATION. ONLY THOSE AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE US. VISA TRANSFERS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. NO 3RD PARTIES. NO OVERSEAS RESUMES, PLEASE. 

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