The boot camp model of certification training has hung around the IT industry since its heyday in the 1990s. Now an established training provider is teaming up with universities to potentially bring it back to the forefront.
GoCertify takes a tour through the annals of recorded science to illuminate the origin story of one of the most consequential inventions in the history of humankind. In today's installment: the U.S. Navy's torpedo data computer.
How do modern companies attract and keep the cream of the security professional crop in a tight labor market?
In general terms, edge computing is about bringing things closer together. Increased proximity is a silver bullet of computer technology that eliminates problems and unlocks new possibilities.
The COVID-colored employment picture in the United States remains murky, despite a return to work (or first-time employment) for nearly 2 million individuals. Ed Tittel looks inside the numbers.
Certification Magazine hands off some data leftovers from its annual Salary Survey. We pop them in the microwave.
Earlier this month, Google announced three new career certificates designed to help people get on the pathway to in-demand, high-paying technology jobs. Not only that, but career placement resources are included.
Programmers have now been using Java to create and refine internet applications for nearly as long as the general public has been using the internet. So why has it been so durable and long-lived?
The Microsoft certification program is changing, in more ways than just its new name. More and more the center of gravity is shifting in the direction of Azure, Microsoft's answer to all cloud computing questions.
GoCertify takes a tour through the annals of recorded science to illuminate the origin story of one of the most consequential inventions in the history of humankind. In today's installment: pioneers of programming.
