IT Certifications: January 2008

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Friday, January 11, 2008

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Thursday, January 10, 2008

The Top 15 most colorful, controversial Microsoft statements ever

In the pantheon of controversial Microsoft comments CEO Steve Ballmer's quote this week about the Apple iPod: "There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance. It's a $500 subsidized item," ranks right up there. But Between Ballmer and Chairman Bill Gates that comment would be hard pressed to crack the Top 15 all-time most controversial or even colorful things the two of them have uttered in the past oh, 20 years or so. These are my favorite quotes, there are many like them but these are mine:

Who could forget:

1. Ballmer lambasting technology stock valuations, including those of his own company:"There is such an overvaluation of technology stocks that it is absurd. I would include our stock in that category. It is bad for the long-term worth of the economy."

2. Ballmer on those pesky iPods and Google."My children--in many dimensions they're as poorly behaved as many other children, but at least on this dimension I've got my kids brainwashed: You don't use Google, and you don't use an iPod."

3. More on Google of course, by Ballmer:"Google's not a real company. It's a house of cards. "

4. Ballmer on usefulness of blogs:"I'm not sure blogs are necessarily the best place to get a pulse on anything. People want to blog for a variety of reasons, and that may or may not be representative. "

5. Ballmer on Microsoft's standing in the marketplace:"We don't have a monopoly. We have market share. There's a difference. "

6. Ballmer on Linux's uh, health problems:"Linux is not in the public domain. Linux is a cancer thatattaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything ittouches. That's the way that the license works."

7. Ballmer on potential Linux patent problems:Microsoft wants to "get the appropriate economic return for our shareholders from our innovation," suggesting that users and vendors of other versions of Linux could be at risk of patent infringement lawsuits. Ballmer's comments came after Microsoft and Novell signed a business and technology partnership that included an agreement not to assert patent and intellectual property rights.

Chairman Gates has his own litany of controversial comments.

1. Gates on his place in the universe:"Hey, I never told anyone to buy my stock! Besides, no one is less happy than I am with the performance of Microsoft stock! I've lost tens of billions of dollars this year-if you check, you'll see that that's more than most people make in a lifetime!"

2. Gates on Microsoft's anti-trust case:"This anti-trust thing will blow over."

3. Gates on, the distributed nature of intelligence at his company( I think):"At Microsoft there are lots of brilliant ideas but the image is that they all come from the top - I'm afraid that's not quite right."

4. Gates on the number of H-1B visas that should be permitted in the US over the current 65,000 currently allowed:"300,000 would be a fantastic improvement."

5. Gates, again reasserting his place in the world:I have 100 billion dollars... You realize I could spend 3 million dollars a day, every day, for the next 100 years? And that's if I don't make another dime. Tell you what-I'll buy your right arm for a million dollars. I give you a million bucks, and I get to sever your arm right here.

6. Gates getting one right perhaps:"If GM had kept up with technology like the computer industry has, we would all be driving $25 cars that got 1000 MPG. "

7. Gates on his rush for support Digital Rights management:"Intellectual property has the shelf life of a banana."

8. Gates on his customers:"Let's face it, the average computer user has the brain of a Spider Monkey."
Now I am certain all of you have your favorites, please by all means, share them with the rest of us.

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

IT Certification ..... Do It Now!

The Fence
O.K., so you've been sitting on a fence for a few years on whether or not you should take what computer skills you already possess and better them so you can start a career in the IT sphere of the working world. One question, why are you sitting atop a fence in the first place? Isn't your bum a bit, sore? It's a wise decision to hop off and over that fence to put your feet on stable ground where you can foster IT know-how through training courses that will prop you up in a sturdy position to spur growth.

Yet, this growth I speak of can't start until you've hopped off the fence and are willing to get your hands dirty. Assuming you're still sitting up there, keeping hesitancy and uncertainty under your rump, the following information will attempt to level with your current stagnant state, but also, and hopefully, entice you down.

Papers Speak Louder Than Words
So, you tell yourself and your prospective employer that you know your stuff, all the ins, outs, ups and downs of a specific technical task. That's fine and dandy, but, despite you not minding hearing your proclamation, your interviewee does. From a prospective employer's position, they want validity in the form of paper, in other words, a certification. Without this confirmation, you're wasting their time and yours.

By confirmation, it's implying to your interviewee that you are competent in whatever is it you're applying for. Proficiency is preferred by potential employers in all cases, 10 times out of 10. Stop selling yourself or your skills short. Despite self-gained expertise, without a capstone in the form of a documented certification, you are doing nothing with lots of potential something, your skills.

Finding Time
If making time to sign up for courses, study and actually go to training courses is a problem, it really shouldn't be. Firstly, signing up and enrolling for courses takes little to no effort. Resources are available on the Web and at all colleges and universities. Just check them out. Secondly, studying can be done anywhere, even from home; as it is, studying for IT exams involves actual doing, tactile operations. So, 'studying,' in essence, is really just you technically manipulating, something you already do at your own leisure, and probably even enjoy.

And lastly, going to courses isn't all that time consuming, really. Gear your schedule around courses that are slotted for working individuals which typically take place at night. Or, an even better option is to refer to websites for training and certification completion. In today's technological day and age, why not avoid going to an actual classroom? Bring the classroom to you instead, anywhere and at any time.

Confusion In Direction
Let's say you're perched up there like a perplexed pigeon because of uncertainty in which IT direction you'd like to pursue. If you're uncertain of what you'd like to do work wise for an IT job, there are solutions. Mainly, resolution is found through research. But, you have to do this yourself, so take the initiative.

Due to the expansiveness that is the IT domain, there are thousands of IT certifications to choose from. Yet, it's simple to narrow down your options. Mull through selections according to what your expertise is fixed on and based off current career goals, or desires. Once you've done this, you'll be able to hone in on a few prime choices instead a few hundred options.

So, what are you waiting for, the fence to fall down? Don't let the fence decide for you. Hop off before it's too late, to give your rear a break, in the least. I swear, the grass is greener, more technically cushioned and gratifying on the other side. Just make the move, and no excuses!

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Monday, January 7, 2008

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Friday, January 4, 2008

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Thursday, January 3, 2008

IT Certification Tips

Getting Certification is a cherished vision for every person, who desires to be recognized as a certified professional in the IT industry. Industry experts advocate going for more and more certifications these days. More the number of certifications you have, the more value you add to your organization!
Certification, undoubtedly, is one of the coveted affixes and a fundamental official recognition in the portfolio of a IT professional. It is believed that qualifying any certification exam acts as a great morale booster. This article highlights the tips to keep in mind while preparing and attempting any Certification exam.

Follow These Tips

Read Lot of Books on Certification: Inculcate the habit to read a lot on certifications. Usually human brain tends to have extended recall of what has been read a few times.

Make Notes: Ensure that you take notes of what you learn either while attending classroom sessions or reading study material. Latest Industry Information: Stay up to date with the technologies and latest happenings in the industry.

Don't Act in Haste: Don't scuttle while attempting the test. Always read the question carefully before you look out for choices in hand.

Devote an ample amount of time: Devote some time to ponder and think of the possibly correct answer before selecting one from the given choices. Be Cautious! Ensure that you interpret all the options correctly before selecting from available choices.

Follow Your Instincts: If you get confused and can't think of the answer with self-reliance, follow your instincts.

Use Common Sense: Use your common sense while answering the questions. It will be the best deal.

Take Your Own Time: Make the most of the time period for answering the test questions. Don't' haste.

Stay Informed: Ensure that you refer to the most up-to-date and modernized versions of study materials for certification exam preparation.
Just remember these tips and you will triumph the computer Certification

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Tuesday, January 1, 2008

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In today's world where Information Technology is not two words on a piece of paper, it does not need a layman to understand to get a pedigree under your belt which will certify you in operating the latest technologies. Here is one such umbrella of technologies which not only allows you to work on the latest Microsoft Technologies and Products but also gives you enough opportunities to read through its unlimited resources of knowledge. So innovative is this program, that with the knowledge which you can get of these courses, you can look at making suggestions and further looking at discovering a new-age technology.

Apart from all the value propositions which a Microsoft Certification adds to your professional identity, it offers you some attractive benefits for you and they start from the time right from the time you get certified in the course selected. If the above statement does not impress you, a glance at some of the benefits will get you involved:

Unlimited access to Microsoft Knowledge Pool - With technologies re-inventing itself by the minute, you are looking at a knowledge pool which not only gives you in-depth knowledge on a domain but also allows you look at technical aspects from a different perspective.
Get an early bird's peek at any new technologies - In case of a new technology or product to be launched, get to be the first ones to know about it. You now no longer need to be amongst the crowd to know about the launch of a new product. You can be the leader in getting the news about in your circle.

Unlimited Career Opportunities - With a Microsoft Certification, you can help your career by enhancing the knowledge domain of the latest technologies. More importantly, you can lay a sound foundation for your technical know-how.

Industry Recognition - With all major companies recognizing the certifications on their rolls, your possession of a Microsoft Certification might just be a ticket for you to get into your desired company's rolls. And believe me, quite a few of my colleagues who have got into companies have just praised the Microsoft Certification all the way.With various free accesses and a lot of free materials made available to you, the world has not never been so affordable, come to talk about technical education. Geek or nerd, it always helps to get yourself Microsoft Certified. The benefits for both the categories of professionals are just something to be seen and experienced when you do the certification. And the benefits may start from the time you start studying for the Certification.

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