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JoGo
1 week ago

I have a degree in Computer Science Information Technology. I want to get certified in some areas in the I.T. world.
These are the...

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PRATHAM
2 weeks ago

Hello, sir  my nem is Pratham an i ws in 12std from india .
and i taken S.P AND I.T
THEN I WOULD HV TO A CAREER IN IT...

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3 weeks ago

A question and an answer. What books are you aware of that are geared toward new/potential managers in an IT department? The reason I...

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ktrope
5 weeks ago

I am currently managing multiple projects. How do I know when it's time to move my project management from spreadsheets to project...

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rcook12
8 weeks ago

Help desks have to support an increasing number of operating systems, including multiple versions of Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X,...

Tags: android, ios, linux, OSX, windows |
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jnaze
9 weeks ago

If yes, we'd love to hear about your experiences.

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rousseau
10 weeks ago

Another year, another set of challenges. What disruptive trends will have the greatest impact on IT for companies in 2013?

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jroberts
11 weeks ago

I've been doing project management for a few years. Do I need to be certified?

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stephenb
11 weeks ago

In my career, I've learned a lot from a couple of guys who showed me the ropes, and taught me important skills like being extra-patient...

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kburns
11 weeks ago

I've been managing projects for years, but hearing more about project management certifications. How important are they?

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