Linux Certification ABC: Linux+, Red Hat, Oracle etc…

If your IT work is focused on desktop solutions, you probably don’t think much about Linux. After all,the market share of this free operating system is now less than 2% in the desktop category. Yet, Linux is very strong on the server side, nearing 50% of the market. The system also leads the field of… Read More »

Recent Release: HP Sales – DesignJet Large Format Printing (2014) Certification

This April, HP has launched a number of certifications. Besides HP ATP – Server Solutions V1, the vendor released a new Sales credential – DesignJet Large Format Printing [2014]. Some of HP certification regulars probably remember this title – we saw it back in 2012 and 2013. This year, it has been updated again. HP… Read More »

New Cert on The Block: HP ATP – Server Solutions V1

Are you a holder of one of the following HP certifications? If you already hold HP ATP – Rack and Tower Server Solutions Integrator V8.1, HP ATP – BladeSystem Solutions Integrator V8.1, HP ATP – Server Administrator V8, HP ATP – Rack and Tower Server Solutions Support V8 (inactive) or HP ATP – BladeSystem Solutions… Read More »

FREE Training All Over The Web, Part 2. TestKing Android Apps

As we continue to look into various free training options available online, today’s post is gonna be especially interesting to Android users. Many of you have heard about TestKing, a British company that sells IT certification practice tests and study guides. We’ve been following them for quite a while, and the best thing about TestKing… Read More »

New VMware Recertification Policy: Who? When? How?

Last month, VMware introduced its new recertification policy. So, if you are a VMware certification holder, chances are that you’ll have to recertify before 10 March 2015 to keep your credential current. This policy covers for VCP certification. To recertify, VMware Certified Professional (VCP) holders must pass any VCP or higher-level exam within two years… Read More »

Certification Options for Android Developers

Android is the most stable mobile operating system, according to the report published by TechRepublic earlier this week. Although iOS was considered to be the most reliable and loved by developers for quite a while, these days, according to the latest research, a mobile application performance management vendor that processes over 30,000 requests per second… Read More »

FREE Training All Over The Web. Part 1: Microsoft Press eBooks

Today, we kick off the series of tips and reviews of free training resources for IT certification exams. There’s so much useful free stuff available online, you’d be surprised to find out. While we all love our braindumps, free VCE files and the comments & feedback shared by our fellow exam takers from all over… Read More »

PMI CAPM vs CompTIA Project+. Which One Should You Go For?

Recently, we have discussed PMP, the ultimate project management credential. Yet, building up the experience and knowledge to be eligible to attempt this certification takes years of hard work, and, perhaps some entry level certifications. Among the ultimate stepping stones towards the PMP, we have picked two best options you should consider: PMI’s CAPM (Certified… Read More »

Another Reason to Get CompTIA Mobility+: Fiberlink – CompTIA Dual Program

Breaking News! CompTIA Mobility+ Certification becomes part of New Dual Certification Program from Fiberlink, an IBM Company. From now on, Mobility+ serves as prerequisite for entry into Fiberlink’s MaaS360 Partner Academy. Launched recently, CompTIA’s Mobility+ certification has instantly rocketed into popularity this year- due to the growing trend of mobile technologies and the ever-rising demand… Read More »

What You Need to Know About ITIL Qualifications and Certifications

ITIL practices are designed to help organizations identify areas that need improvement. These are vendor- and industry-neutral guidelines that help companies optimize and streamline their processes, maximize the efficiency and reduce costs. To understand what ITIL is about, it helps to know a little of its history. Back in 1980s, the UK Government’s Central Computer… Read More »