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Ten most valuable certifications for IT pros

Ten most valuable certifications for IT pros

...which certifications are currently sitting on top of the pile, says Erik Eckel. Debates about the value of one IT certification over another can be... Read more

23 September, 2010 by Erik Eckel

SAGE certifications: By sysadmins for sysadmins

...admin certs too quickly. Learn what SAGE certifications cover and why Erik Eckel thinks that they have some merit Read more

13 September, 2002 by Erik Eckel

IT certification is more valuable than ever

...beginning to think that the value of certifications has passed. But Erik Eckel says there's never been a better time to pursue certification Read more

19 August, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Follow these seven steps to your next IT certification

...through each simulation test one more time before taking the actual exam. Eckel's takeOne of the biggest obstacles to earning certification is getting started... Read more

14 August, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Master these network documentation fundamentals

Creating network documentation and studying for the Microsoft exam 70-220, which covers documentation, should go hand in hand. Here's how to combine the tasks Read more

28 February, 2003 by Erik Eckel

TechTutorials help you to prepare for exams

...updates. The second, distributed by MC MCSE, supplies certification news and information. Eckel's takeSucceeding as an IT professional -- and earning accreditation -- is more easily... Read more

24 January, 2003 by Erik Eckel

Figuring out MS certifications

Microsoft's decision to create separate Win2K and .NET tracks could affect your MCSA and MCSE plans. But if you're certified in Win2K, you may not need to worry Read more

10 January, 2003 by Erik Eckel

The top five IT certification stories of 2002

The 2002 IT certification scene saw everything from the demise of a popular cert publisher to the introduction of many important accreditations. Here are the year's top certification stories. Read more

17 December, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Red Hat adds needed RHCT certification

...complete the laboratory exam, which carries a reasonable fee of $349 (£222). Eckel's takeRed Hat is making significant moves in an effort to grow... Read more

6 December, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Microsoft exam methodologies

...to load the driver and specify the driver's location, if necessary. Eckel's takeThose are the prescribed methods for troubleshooting Plug and Play and... Read more

5 November, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Follow these tips to find certification answers online

When you're studying for a certification exam and it's coming down to the wire, you can locate answers to your most disconcerting questions by using online forums. Here are seven tips to help you quickly receive the answers you need Read more

11 October, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Study for IT certification while cruising the Caribbean

Rather than an excessive indulgence, Geek Cruises are surprisingly good value and fit 40 hours of certification training around three days of sightseeing and relaxation Read more

23 September, 2002 by Erik Eckel

There's still time to review and renew your certification efforts

As autumn approaches, the time is right for rejuvenating your IT certification goals. This collection of tips and resources will help you meet your cert objectives before the end of the year Read more

30 August, 2002 by Erik Eckel

New security exam and test retirements

It may be time to update your Microsoft certification strategy. This summer, Redmond made two major certification announcements. Both announcements affect most IT professionals seeking Microsoft accreditation Read more

2 August, 2002 by Erik Eckel

Microsoft announces new security test, exam retirements

The new exam will test real-world security expertise and answers the demands of IT professionals. Microsoft is retiring nine exams in 2003 that have been updated with new versions or replaced by other products Read more

2 August, 2002 by Erik Eckel

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