Current Technologies Computer Learning Centers

About Current Technologies Computer Learning Centers

Current Technologies CLC is an award-winning Cisco Platinum Learning Partner leading the industry with comprehensive courses and a team of expert trainers. Through in-depth, hands-on training and labs, companies learn to efficiently implement Cisco Technologies to power hybrid work, secure their enterprise, and transform their infrastructure. Current Technologies CLC empowers teams through the Cisco certification journey and enhances skillsets with exclusive custom-created courses. Providing worldwide training services and solutions for commercial and government organizations, Current Technologies specializes in up-to-date virtual, on-site, and on location Instructor-Led Trainings and Labs. Leverage courses across technologies, certification paths, and products to drive efficiency and scale solutions. Additional services include custom training, private instruction, Mentored Install Network Training (MINT) for SD-WAN, Partner Enablement, Business Transformation, and Curriculum Planning. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Featured Cisco Certification and Technology training: FedRAMP/Air Gapped • COLLABORATION: CUCM/UC, Webex Endpoints, Webex Meetings, Webex Calling, Webex Contact Center, UCCX, and UCCE • ENTERPRISE NETWORKING: SD-WAN, Meraki (MX, Switching, Wireless, Camera, Sensors), Enterprise (Routing and Switching), Collaboration, ThousandEyes, Splunk, FSO, Cloud, Catalyst Center, EVPN, Cisco Spaces, Service Provider, and Wireless/CURWB • DATA CENTER: Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI), Intersight, Unified Computing System (UCS), Nexus, MDS, and Storage Area Network (SAN) • SECURITY: FTD/FMC, Security, Identity Services Engine (ISE), Advanced ISE Training, Secure Workload, Umbrella, Secure Access, AI/ML, and Extended Detection and Response (XDR), as well as Cross Architecture training covering ACI, SD-Access, SD-WAN, FTD, • AUTOMATION: Python, APIs, Network Programmability, DevNet, Terraform, and Infrastructure As Code