HTML5 Definitions Completed: Onto Interoperability Testing and Performance
Posted by: Ed Tittel
Like so many other successful trade associations, the former Information Systems Audit and Control Association is now known only by its acronym, ISACA. This is a trade group that offers a number of successful and...
It's hard to believe that another year is almost behind us, and that the holidays are upon us in force. Last night before crashing, my wife and I wrapped Christmas presents. Most of them, of course, are for our 8-year-old son, Gregory, who -- much to my continuing amazement -- still believes in...
Yesterday, I saw a Facebook post from an old friend -- my former local pool league team-mate, Joe, who announced in 2009 he was taking 5 years off from league to earn his CCIE -- to let us all know that he'd taken and passed the CCIE written exam earlier this week. From his start in 2008, he...
TOGAF stands for The Open Group Architecture Framework. It's a detailed, highly elaborate methodology with a corresponding set of support tools used when developing enterprise IT architectures. It's free for any organization that wants to employ it to build their own extensible enterprise...
Yeah, I know: What’s the point of keeping a “cert for life” — like CompTIA credentials earned before the end of 2010 — if you opt into a continuing education program? The point is that in some positions or organizations, there may be an internal policy or an external mandate for IT...
The Microsoft Technology Associate, or MTA, certification has been around for the past few years. Until recently, however, that credential has been solely available to academic institutions through Microsoft’s
OK, here’s one for your browser bookmarks or favorites from eBizMBA. It’s entitled “Top 15 Most Popular Job Websites” and it’s updated monthly based on Web traffic analysis....
In a nice follow-up to last week’s better-than-expected employment situation summary from the US Bureau of Labor statistics — which showed job creation at 146,000 and unemployment at relatively modest 7.7 percent (see my post from
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