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CompTIA
A+ Certification is a
CompTIA-sponsored testing program that certifies the competency
of entry-level (6 months experience) computer service technicians.
The program is backed
by major computer hardware and software vendors, distributors,
resellers and publications. A+ certification signifies that
the certified individual possesses the knowledge and skills
essential for a successful entry-level (6 months experience)
computer service technician, as defined by experts from
companies across the industry.
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I-NET+
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-Net+ certification targets
individuals interested in demonstrating the baseline of
technical knowledge that would allow them to pursue a variety
of Internet-related careers. The i-Net+ exam was specifically
designed to certify entry-level Internet and e-commerce
technical professionals responsible for participating in
the maintenance of Internet, Intranet and Extranet infrastructure
and services, as well as the development of Web-related
applications.
Certification not only
helps individuals enter into the Internet industry, but
also helps managers determine a prospective employee's knowledge
and skill level.
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CompTIA's CDIA+ certification
is an internationally recognized credential acknowledging
competency and professionalism in the document imaging industry.
CDIA+ candidates possess critical knowledge of all major
areas and technologies used to plan, design and specify
an imaging system.
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This cross-industry certification
is available to all training professionals. The CTT+ Program
was created to eliminate redundancies among various instructor
certification programs in computer training and education.
While it is significant
that the computer industry is the first to endorse the CTT+
Program, the wider impact is that the certification can
be applied to all industries that provide technical training
and education. To earn the CTT+ designation-for topics such
as software, technical, scientific, mechanical and professional
development the candidate must pass both a computer-based
test that assesses knowledge and a performance assessment
in which the candidate demonstrates prescribed skills.
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| e-Biz+
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Electronic Business (e-Business)
is driving a fundamental shift in business practices and
markets. Whether you work for a start-up venture built around
an Internet-enabled business model or a 50,000-person enterprise
with an e-Business agenda, success in the marketplace is
derived from clearly defined, value-driven initiatives that
innovate or re-engineer key operational centers of the enterprise.
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The HTI+ certification
validates the necessary baseline competencies for the technician
servicing the automated home industry. CompTIA is developing
this industry-supported home technology certification in
partnership with the InternetHomeAlliance.
HTI+ Table of Contents
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Project +
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IT professionals, whether in corporate departments
or IT service organizations, increasingly operate outside
traditional boundaries defined by technical skills. Successful
project managers must grasp enterprise-wide business issues,
consult effectively with users in a variety of functions
and work effectively in cross-functional project teams.
CompTIA's IT Project+ certification is an
industry-recognized credential acknowledging competency
and professionalism in IT Project Management, including
the necessary business knowledge, interpersonal skills,
and project management processes required to successfully
manage IT projects.
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CompTIA, the Computing
Technology Industry Association, has introduced the Linux+
certification to measure foundation-level Linux operating
system proficiency as a reliable indicator of employee success
for both professionals and employers.
The Linux+ certification
measures vendor-neutral Linux knowledge and skills for an
individual with at least 6 months practical experience.
The target market for Linux+ certification are individuals
interested in demonstrating fundamental Linux knowledge
and skills.
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Network+ is a CompTIA
vendor neutral certification that measures the technical
knowledge of networking professionals with at least 9 months
experience in network support or administration. The test
is administered by NCS/VUE and Prometric.
Earning the Network+ certification
means that the candidate possesses the knowledge needed
to configure and operate a variety of networking products.
This exam covers a wide range of vendor and product neutral
networking technologies that can also serve as a prerequisite
for vendor-specific IT certifications.
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Why Security:
There is compelling evidence
that neither technologies nor policies alone offer effective
security. Organizations are looking to develop a comprehensive
approach to information security, embracing both the human
and technical dimensions. The industry is in agreement that
there is a need to better train, staff, and empower those
tasked with information security.
The process:
CompTIA will build and host an industry
committee, composed of 18 - 20 organizations, including:
- Software
/ hardware organizations
- Training
and academia
- Consulting
firms
- Government
- Affiliated
associations
The benefits of
an industry supported Security exam:
- Increased availability of skilled labor
force, as academia and training begin teaching to clearly
defined standards
- Maximized efficiency in recruiting, hiring,
training and promoting employees
- The committee determining the nature
of the security skills gap, providing industry-wide solutions
- Well defined, universal career paths,
providing workers with transferable skills and security
credentials
- Organizations can better compete in a
global economy that requires uniform security processes
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Server+ deals with Industry
Standard Server Architecture (ISSA) issues, such as RAID,
SCSI, multiple CPUs, SANs - and more. There is currently
nothing in the industry like this that is vendor neutral,
and there is a broad range of support for this initiative,
including core support by 3Com, Adaptec, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard,
IBM, Intel, EDS Innovations Canada, Innovative Productivity,
Sybex, Marcraft, Heathkit and Course Technology.
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