Ciscopedia.com is Now Live to Help Job Seekers/Providers Learn-to-Earn. For more go to http://www.ciscopedia.com (not affiliated with Cisco Systems)

    /24-7PressRelease/ - Boulder, CO, June 06, 2005 - "Ciscopedia.com is a new site to provide an exciting learn-to-earn educational forum," according to Tom Cross - CEO of TECHtionary.com. He added, "for a long time now we have received hundreds of emails from people who are: looking for work, stuck in a dead-end job, doesn't know how to do their job they already have and want to understand and comprehend new technology. Ciscopedia.com and TECHtionary.com have been designed to help viewers know what there is to know, help viewers make sure they know what they should know, and help them find out what else there is to know. If you want to share what you know, need a job, need to hire or need help in your job. Ciscopedia will focus exclusively on the job seeker - job seeker/provider interaction." Ciscopedia.com will have Help Wanted Advertising and a Job Forum to allow a "free flow" of interaction between all the participants. According to Cross, "Ciscopedia is different from Monster.com, Dice.com, Computerjobs.com, Jobs.com, CareerBuilder.com, Yahoo-Jobs.com and hundreds of other job sites. Ciscopedia.com will provide viewers with free access to the world's largest visualized library on technology. This will help them learn what they need to know to get the job they want, upgrade to the next job or explore opportunities in new technologies." For example, Qualcomm has announced a major commitment to BREW technology, Ciscopedia.com is the only place that not only explains BREW but CDMA easily and rapidly as well as all the other technologies related to wireless such as TDMA, GSM, HSPDA, MIMO and others.

Here's one viewer comment. "Ciscopedia.com is an incredible product that will assist corporate technical trainers as well as secondary/postsecondary teachers get across difficult concepts to their students. It is an innovative way to teach across the curriculum while continuing to maintain student interest. I personally would recommend Ciscopedia.com to any company or individual looking to understand technical concepts not completely explained in the textbooks. For those teaching certification and those pursuing certification, Ciscopedia.com is not a study guide but explains thousands of concepts such as TCP/IP, IGRP, Serial, Frame Relay, IP RIP, VLANs, RIP, Ethernet, Access Lists, ISDN, OSPF, BGP, VoIP, Cisco IP Telephony (IPT) found in nearly every study guide. There are too many concepts that are barely comprehensive in tens of text pages, but Ciscopedia.com explains via animation in seconds saving the student and teacher hours. Ciscopedia.com is absolutely critical for Cisco (CCNA, CCNP, CDP, CCIE), Microsoft, Comptia-Network+, A+ or vendor-specific courses. Take a look around . . . I know that you will see and react the same way I did! It's amazing!" Sabrina - CFE, MCSA, MCSE, MCT, Network+, A+ Career and Technology Education, Texas.

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