In its eponymous annual report, CompTIA provides its overview of the current standing of the IT field. Among its findings is that the industry as a whole is recognizing the necessity of computer certifications. Continue reading
The Radicati Group predicts that Exchange Server 2010 market share will rise to 68 percent by 2016. As more companies adopt this system, computer technicians with Microsoft certifications will be increasingly in demand. Continue reading
One of the most successful ways to make your job application stand out in the eyes of a recruiter is to demonstrate that you actively improve and expand your knowledge base. Continue reading
A Windows 7 course, intended for experienced IT workers seeking a Microsoft training certification, imparts the knowledge necessary to use the full range of tools the operation system offers. Continue reading
After taking the necessary preliminary classes, some IT professionals may feel like – with all that is going on in their busy lives – they simply aren’t ready to take the exams that could help them achieve Microsoft certification or CompTia certification. Continue reading
Windows PowerShell is a new command-line shell designed for system administrators and released by Microsoft in 2009. Continue reading
With the economic recovery growing stronger according to many experts, IT job seekers who are looking to improve their job prospects this year may benefit from taking online courses that can help them advance their careers. Continue reading
The field of server support has boomed over the last decade, as now most businesses rely on these devices to ensure that customers and clients have a steady access to their online websites and workers can continue to operate at maximum efficiency with all of the digital tools at their disposal. Continue reading
In 2012, many IT professionals are looking for new ways to take advantage of the current employment market so that they can obtain potentially more lucrative or challenging positions in the field. Continue reading
IT generalists and help desk professionals may want to learn more about Exchange Server 2010, a business software from Microsoft that allows companies to provide their employees with email, calendars and contact listings so that these workers can stay connected and work more efficiently. Continue reading