New VMware vSphere 6 Credentials: the VCPs
VMware has long been one of the most respected names in enterprise virtualization, and its certification programs reflect that reputation. With the release of vSphere 6, VMware introduced a refreshed set of credentials that align with the new capabilities and architecture of the platform. These certifications, commonly known as the VCPs or VMware Certified Professionals,… Read More »
VMware vSphere 6: New Release & New Certs
VMware vSphere 6 arrived as one of the most significant updates in the history of virtualization infrastructure. IT professionals around the world had been anticipating this release, and VMware delivered a platform that addressed scalability, performance, and management needs in ways that previous versions simply could not match. From the ground up, vSphere 6 was… Read More »
Attention App Developers! Get Certification Credits for Your Work With Microsoft AppToCert
Microsoft has always been at the forefront of recognizing developer talent, and the AppToCert program is one of its most exciting initiatives for app developers. This program gives developers a real opportunity to earn certification credits simply by doing what they already do — building quality applications on Microsoft platforms. If you have been working… Read More »
Best IT Trainer Certifications: CTT+, MCT, ACT, CCSI
The credentials in this comparison do not share one current enrollment model. CompTIA CTT+ reflects an older classroom and virtual instruction certification pathway, whereas the Microsoft Certified Trainer program is an ongoing role-linked designation with its own enrollment and annual-status conditions. Instructor awards and vendor-specific authorizations may represent different kinds of recognition rather than interchangeable… Read More »
The Linux Fever: Linux Becomes Most Popular IT Field of 2015
Linux was one of the clearest infrastructure hiring stories of 2015, but the headline that it had become the most popular IT field needs careful interpretation. The contemporary evidence came largely from surveys of organizations already looking for Linux expertise. It documented a genuine shortage of experienced people and ambitious recruiting plans. It did not… Read More »
How to Pass GMAT without Breaking Your Bank
A budget should fit the current exam Preparing for business-school admissions can be expensive, but the largest price tag does not guarantee the best outcome. The GMAT now consists of Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. The current official structure lists 64 total questions over two hours and fifteen minutes, with an optional ten-minute… Read More »
Juniper Updates its Security Troubleshooting Exam in March 2015
Juniper Networks has long been recognized as a major force in enterprise networking and security, and its certification programs have reflected that standing for many years. In March 2015, Juniper made a notable update to its security troubleshooting exam, a move that sent ripples through the networking certification community. This update was not merely a… Read More »
HP Launches New QA Certifications
HP has long been recognized as a global technology leader, and its decision to launch new Quality Assurance certifications came from a genuine need in the marketplace. As software development cycles accelerated and organizations demanded more reliable products, the gap between available QA talent and actual business requirements widened considerably. HP identified this gap and… Read More »
CISSP Exam Updates: Domains, Threats, and Exam Format
The Certified Information Systems Security Professional exam, widely known as CISSP, has long been considered the gold standard of cybersecurity certifications. Issued by (ISC)², this credential carries tremendous weight in the information security industry and is recognized by employers and government agencies across the globe. When (ISC)announces updates to the CISSP exam, the entire cybersecurity… Read More »
Take Microsoft Exams Online. Yes, Now You Can
The way professionals earn technology certifications has changed dramatically over the past several years, and Microsoft has been at the center of that shift. For a long time, sitting a Microsoft certification exam meant booking a slot at an approved testing center, traveling to a physical location, and completing the assessment under the supervision of… Read More »
EMC: New Exams Coming in January: E2O -597, E20-377, E20-375
The December 2014 announcement about EMC examination codes E20-597, E20-377 and E20-375 was useful to candidates preparing for changes expected in January 2015. Those codes are not a responsible starting point for a new examination booking in 2026. Rather than treating a historical launch notice as a current exam catalog, readers should examine what the… Read More »
Holiday Special: Take New MCSE Exams For FREE!
Editorial update — October 2026: The free-MCSE-exam holiday special in this 2014 post has ended. It is not an active exam-voucher offer, and the former MCSE exams can no longer be taken: Microsoft retired the last of the MCSA/MCSD/MCSE examination tracks on January 31, 2021. The original registration walkthrough remains here for historical context only.… Read More »
Must Bookmark: Microsoft’s Retiring Exams Directory
Microsoft has built one of the most extensive certification ecosystems in the technology industry, spanning cloud computing, database administration, development, and infrastructure management. Within this vast program, exams come and go with regularity as technology evolves and product versions reach the end of their supported lifecycles. For IT professionals who are actively pursuing Microsoft certifications… Read More »
It’s Cyber Monday & Cyber Week! Get Codes Inside!
A Cyber Week announcement belongs to its year This article was originally published on December 1, 2014, during that year’s Cyber Monday promotions. Discount codes from a specific holiday period are time-limited by design. Repeating the old headline without context could encourage readers to expect an active code at a checkout where none is offered.… Read More »
Breaking News! New MCSE: Enterprise Devices and Apps is Here
Editorial update — October 2026: The ‘new’ MCSE: Enterprise Devices and Apps credential was newly announced in 2014, when this article was published; it is not a new certification today. Microsoft’s MCSA, MCSD and MCSE exam routes were fully retired by January 31, 2021. The management skills described below have evolved into current Microsoft 365… Read More »
