Although it may seem counterintuitive, a modest increase in unemployment for June is actually good news, both in terms of the overall economy and the IT sector in particular.
Tech industry association CompTIA plans policy event to be held near Washington, D.C., this fall. Anyone with an interest in technology policy may attend.
It's the end of an era as Microsoft starts to finally pull the plug on Windows 7. Extended support will continue through 2019, but Windows 7 certification exams will go out of circulation at the end of the month.
The GoCertify home office is closed in observance of the U.S. holiday Independence Day - also known as the 4th of July or July 4th - but we didn't want to leave you with nothing.
These days, almost very business has a social media "presence," even if it's nothing more than an static Facebook page or occasionally updated Twitter account. Why is social media so important?
New owner Broadcom has been cutting stuff here and there under the Brocade umbrella. Earlier this week, I learned that the Brocade Certification program has been discontinued, which is a sad development.
Jobs in IT are usually, at least to some degree, a pretty good thing. That doesn't mean, however, that you're obligated, or even expected, to remain in one place for your entire tech career.
Charles Eaton, CEO of CompTIA's Creating IT Futures charitable arm, makes a persuasive pitch to parents whose kids are nervous about tech-centric career paths.
Seven years ago, a writer for Tech Target predicted that, in the future, there would be just three job roles for IT workers. Is the future now?
At least once a year, Microsoft Learning runs a promo on its certification exams to offer a free retake bundled with the exam itself. This year, they are offering two free retakes instead of just one.
