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Cisco To Offer Electronic Certificates

5/19/2004 -- Cisco Systems announced today that it will immediately begin offering all program participants the option to receive their certificates electronically.

“When you complete a certification, you will have the option of receiving your certificate in a print or electronic format,” the company said. “Both formats are recognized as valid proof of completion.”

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To receive the certificate electronically, candidates will need to select that option when responding to the congratulations e-mail sent by Cisco. If no option is chosen, the print version will be sent by default, the company said. The electronic certificates will be e-mailed within three to five business days.

Cisco is also adding a new feature to all of its certificates: A unique identifier that will allow those holding certifications as well as third-parties to verify the authenticity of the certificate.

The Certificate Verification tool is now live, here. For more information on this announcement, go here. -Becky Nagel

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