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A+ Certification:
A+ Certification is a testing program sponsored by the Computing
Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) that certifies the competency of
service technicians in the computer industry. Over 50 major computer
hardware and software manufactures, vendors, distributors, resellers and
publications back the program.
Earning A+ certification means that you possess the knowledge, skills
and customer relations skills essential for a successful computer service
technician. The exams cover a broad range of hardware and software
technologies but are not related to any vendor-specific products.
Microsoft Certifications:
The
Microsoft Certified Professional title is an international qualification
characteristic and stands for founded knowledge over the line of Microsoft
products
Having
a (MCSE) Microsoft Certified system Engineer certification allows the
qualification to plan Windows NT and BackOffice based IT platforms
efficiently & implement as well as offer training and support.
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Certified Partners are independent companies that offer their clients
leading-edge technology through consulting, deployment, remote and on-site
maintenance, helpdesk support, packaged software applications, hosting
services, training, and more. Microsoft Certified Partners encompass a
broad range of expertise and vendor affiliations and have experience
ranging from networking, e-commerce, collaboration, business intelligence,
and other leading edge disciplines
Novell Certifications:
CNE
training gives you a wide variety of network support skills that allow you
to keep your company's network running efficiently - with less downtime.
As a CNE, you solve advanced company-wide support problems and high-level
network problems. You perform planning, installation, configuration,
troubleshooting and upgrade services for networks.
Certified
Novell Administrators (CNAs) provide on-site administration for software
users in a variety of work environments, including professional offices
and small businesses, workgroups or departments, and corporate information
services (IS). In short, CNAs handle the day-to-day administration of an
installed Novell networking product: NetWare 6, NetWare5, NetWare 4.11
(Internet Ware) or GroupWise
Why certification is important...
Recognized proof of professional achievement: The A+ credential
validates that the holder has reached a level of competence commonly
accepted and valued by the industry.
Training requirement: A+ Certification is being adopted as a
prerequisite to attending certain vendor's training courses. Vendors find
they can cut their training programs by as much as 50% by requiring that
all attendees are A+ certified.
Customer confidence: As the general public learns about A+,
customers will require that only certified technicians be assigned to
their accounts.
Companies' benefit from improved productivity: Certified
employees perform work faster and more accurately. Certified personnel
accomplish service calls faster and more completely: an estimate of 60-75%
faster.
Customer satisfaction: When employees have a credential that
proves their competency, customer expectations are more likely met. More
business may then be generated for the employer through repeat sales to
these satisfied customers. |