In my decades of experience inside the information technology (IT) certification sphere, I have found that the vast majority of IT professionals who participate in certification programs are honest ...
Almost any professional career involves learning new concepts and developing new skills over time. This is especially true of information technology. In the IT world, it is a given that there will be …
With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting all segments of society, including the closing down of IT certification testing centers around the globe, remote online proctored testing has stepped to ...
There are many different ways to prepare for a certification exam. Different people prefer different methods. Let's consider a handful of the most common approaches. Most people will focus on at least one ...
Many people who have experience with computers and information technology (IT), or even just have an interest in the field, have probably found themselves asking a simple question: Should I get certified ...
This article is a follow-up to my previous two-part article about how to create and build your own IT certification program. Once you've done the heavy lifting and gotten an IT certification program ...
I've been involved in IT certification for close to two decades now. Which is a funny thing, because when I first encountered certification, I wanted nothing to do with it. It didn't seem like it would have...
In the October issue of Certification Magazine, I covered in detail how to design and launch a top quality IT certification program. Picking up from there, let's look at what it takes to improve ...
If you are looking to create a global, world-class IT certification program, or if you'd just like to know what goes into such an endeavor, then please consider this article a roadmap for your journey ...
This past April brought the one-year anniversary of the Acquia Certification Program, which has experienced notable growth over the past 16 months. When Acquia ...
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