In this workshop, we will focus on understanding the value of the current state of Cisco Multidomain Architectures with IBN integrations and business outcomes associated with this, along with various enablement resources and a demonstration. You will learn about Pre-sales and Post-sales resources available to you to present Multidomain IBN integrations to new buying centers and personas, with use cases and verticals relevant to the customer's you engage.
Prerequisites:
The knowledge and skills that the learner should have before attending this course are as follows:
- Familiar with DNA Center features and functions
- Familiar with SD-WAN and application aware policies
- Familiar with SDA DC
Course Objectives:
We will equip you with access to sales cycle guides, demos and custom lab experiences. You’ll also be able to engage directly with industry-specific subject matter experts focused on innovating and developing unique solution offerings exclusively designed to deliver their competitive advantage.
Uniquely tailored workshop facilitates bi-directional exchanges where the Cisco team explores the Partners' business practices around selling cross-architecture solutions. Cisco's team will bring the technology to life through real-time demonstrations and explore ways to incorporate in partner opportunities.
Why Do We Build Networks?
- Users
- Devices
- Applications
Customer Networking Priorities
- “What are the top networking priorities for your organization?
- Maximize IT’s business value
- Optimize customer experience
- Maximize employee productivity
- Simplify IT operations
- Minimize security events
Network Strategists and IT Leaders
- IoT, Campus, Branch, DC, Cloud and SP
Understanding Intent – Bases Networking
- Intent-Based Networking Benefits
- Cisco’s Multidomain Architecture
For Intent Based Networking - Multidomain Integrations
- Each Domain Supports Its Unique Role
Multidomain IBN Use Cases
- Use-Case: End-to-End Segmentation
- Use Case: Automated Connectivity
Automated Connectivity Between DC, Campus, Branch and WAN - Use Case: SLA for Application Performance
- Example—PCI Segmentation
Domains Must Cooperate to Meet Business Intent - Segmentation Policy Follows the User
No reconfiguration required if user/device moves - Segmentation Policy Follows the Application
No reconfiguration required if application moves - Experience Optimized with Automatic SLA Update
Application traffic priority updated across domains
Black Belt Academy
- Service Offerings
Cisco Shogun
- Cisco Shogun Business Outcomes Sales Success (BOSS) Incentives
- BOSS Deal Size Requirements