Spartan got next; and other things we now know about Windows 10
Jan. 21 has come and gone with the announcement of the much anticipated Windows 10. Some computers users are geeked out …
Read ArticleDear CertMag: Will online training labs help me get certified?
Dear CertMag: What do you make of the buzz about online training labs? CompTIA is pushing CertMaster here, there and everywhere …
Read ArticleMicrosoft giveth, taketh away from MTA cert lineup; revises MOS certs
While the image of Old Man 2014 shuffling off this mortal coil as Wee Bonny Babe 2015 takes over is still fresh in everyone’s minds …
Read ArticleIT job profile: So you want be a CISO
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is a coveted position in many IT organizations. The high demand for qualified CISOs leads to tremendous competition …
Read ArticleCompTIA finalizing preparations for 2015 Annual Member Meeting
Like the PGA Tour for professional golfers, the season of conventions, conferences and other large-scale gatherings in the IT world …
Read ArticleMicrosoft’s mysterious Spartan web browser: What’s behind the hype?
There’s a great sense of excitement that comes with keeping a secret, and an even greater feeling of excitement when you decide to share …
Read ArticleIT Certification Council seeks nominees for first annual innovation award
There’s a new sheriff in Certificationville, and he’s looking for able deputies. Actually, “he” is the Information Technology Certification Council …
Read ArticleMuch ado about job interview questions
On various public forums about Oracle (and I suspect for other IT careers as well), one of the more common posts is from people who request to be supplied lists of …
Read ArticleISACA’s COBIT 5 conference to teach principles of IT governance
No matter how large or small your enterprise, there is a need for a way to confirm that the enterprise’s IT function preserves its goals and objectives …
Read ArticleSafety net: Microsoft offers free certification exam retakes
It’s tough to get something completely right, or even just sufficiently right, the first time around. Look at the French Revolution, for example …
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