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uCertify lab helps you gain the required storage knowledge to build a successful IT career. A clear understanding how disk drives, flash memory, and storage arrays work is vital to understand how to design, implement, administer, and troubleshoot storage environments. The SG0-001 labs comprises of various simulator that helps to clarify concepts and show how they should be applied. It comprehensively covers all the objectives listed in the CompTIA Storage+ exam (SGO-001). The certification validates your competence across a spectrum of individual’s skill of application workload, business continuity, system integration, and storage/system administration, while performing basic troubleshooting on connectivity issues and referencing documentation. Successfully qualifying the exam enhances your career prospect as Storage Manager, Storage Network Administrator, Storage Architect, Network Manager with a concentration on storage, Storage Security Manager and Backup and Business Continuity Manager. The lab helps your master skills such as: Storage Primer, Storage Devices, Storage Arrays, RAID: Keeping Your Data Safe, Fibre Channel SAN, iSCSI SAN, Files, NAS, and Objects, Replication Technologies, Storage Virtualization,Capacity Optimization Technologies, Backup and Recovery, Storage Management, The Wider Data Center Neighborhood, Converged Networking, and Cloud Storage. So get ready to master these skills and enhance your employability score!

Did you know Kaizen (改善) means “improvement” — “kai” (改) means change/make better, and “zen” (善) means good? In business terms, it translates into “continuous improvement”. The beauty of the concept is the fact that it can be easily adapted to any line of work. No wonder it is the key to the steady improvement and innovation found at successful companies.

To boost your productivity and optimize your work-space, a simple 5 S framework will do the trick:

• Sort (Seiri)—Separate out all the things that are unnecessary and eliminate them.
• Straighten (Seiton)—Arrange the essential things in order so they can be easily accessed while maintaining a clear 180º at your desk to increase your concentration and to decrease unnecessary distractions.
• Scrub (Seiso)—Keep machines and working environments clean.
• Systematize (Seiketsu)—Make cleaning and checking a routine practice. Employ self-discipline to be organized daily.
• Standardize (Shitsuke)—Standardize the previous four steps to make the process one that never ends and that can be improved upon. Take time to reflect on how you use your work-space and make changes as needed.

This is the first step towards Kaizen implementation, remember, it’s a journey not a destination.

IC3-EXAM-3 Living Online Lab is an interactive software application that helps you learn, track your progress, identify areas for improvements and simulate the actual exam. The lab comprehensively covers all the objective for the IC3-EXAM-3: IC3 Living Online exam. Living Online covers aspects of working in an Internet or networked environment, including basic knowledge of networks and the Internet, skills in specific applications such as email software and web browsers, skills required to find and evaluate information, and an understanding of issues related to computing and the Internet being used at work, home, and school (ergonomics, security, ethics, Internet “”netiquette,”” and the like). On successful completion of the exam, it enhances the career prospects as Computer Operator, Office Analyst, Office Assistant and Desktop Support Technician.

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IT Skills and Salary Survey conducted by Global Knowledge and Windows IT Pro in the fall of 2014, suggests the role of relevant IT certification in enhancing your career growth which reflects positively in your pay-checks.  Here is a compilation of 5 certifications in IT security, networking, and systems management that ranks high on pay scale.

• Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) – Average Mean Salary: $118,348

ISACA created CISM certification. Ideal for managerial roles and focuses on security strategy and assessing the systems and policies in place. Since 2002, over 24,000 people have been certified, making it a highly sought-after area with a relatively small supply of certified individuals. In addition, the exams are conducted only three times a year, which builds up a lot of pressure on the exam-takers and hence the need for thorough preparation. It also requires at least five years of experience in IS, with at least three of those as a security manager. The cert demands hard work and detailed planning.

• Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) – Average Mean Salary- $110,603

CISSP provides vendor-neutral security expertise. It comprises of an exam based around ten different areas in computer security, including risk analysis, cloud computing, security when developing applications, mobile, cryptography, physical security, business continuity and disaster recovery planning, and legal and compliance issues. At least five years of full-time experience in at least two of the ten areas tested is required. However, in case you lack the required work experience, you may opt for Associate of (ISC) ² designation while working toward the full certification. Additionally, you have to earn Continuous Professional Education (CPE) credits every year to remain certified. There are nearly 96,000 CISSPs worldwide, with approximately two-thirds of them in the United States.

• Project Management Professional (PMP®) – Average Mean Salary- $109,405

Did you know it is the fourth highest paying and the first that is not security related?  There are over 630,000 PMPs worldwide. The exam tests five areas relating to the lifecycle of a project: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. You are expected to complete 35 hours of PMP-related training along with 7,500 hours of project management experience (If you have less than a bachelor’s degree) or 4,500 hours of project management experience with a bachelor’s or higher degree.  It requires careful planning and effort.

• Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) — Average Mean Salary-$106,181

Best suited for IS auditors and so far over 106,000 people are certified since its inception. CISA certification requires at least five years of experience in IS auditing, control, or security in addition to passing an exam that is only offered three times per year. Ideal for people with job responsibilities that includes:  auditing, monitoring, controlling, and/or assessing IT and/or business systems. It is designed to test the candidate’s ability to manage vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with standards, and propose controls, processes, and updates to a company’s policies to ensure compliance with accepted IT and business standards.

An IT certification can certainly enhance your career prospects, all you need to do is plan well in advance, choose the cert wisely and start preparing now with best and comprehensive study materials available online.

Reference:

http://blog.pluralsight.com/5-top-it-certifications-in-2015

http://www.globalknowledge.com/training/generic.asp?pageid=3736

http://www.crn.com/slide-shows/security/300075805/top-15-moneymaking-certifications-for-2015.html

http://www.cio.com/article/2891552/careers-staffing/it-certification-hot-list-2015-10-that-deliver-higher-pay.html