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Computerworld: In high-tech schools of the future, Facebook in class is boosted -- not banned
Some K-12 schools are starting to adopt Web 2.0 tools that let students create their own curriculums and satisfy their intellectual curiosity while avoiding the stifling rigidity that many associate with traditional public schools.
CertCities: Cisco Surges in Slumping VoIP Segment
VoIP sales tumbled in the third quarter of 2008, although not all vendors were equally affected. Some -- like Cisco -- actually bucked the prevailing trend, notching encouraging growth in the midst of an overall industry slackening.
CertCities: Ethernet To Emerge as Single Datacenter Transport
The datacenter of the future will look drastically different from its incarnation of today, as technology purveyors and enterprise buyers increasingly focus on greening things up. But it won't be too drastically different.
Computerworld: Wall Street's losses may be computer science's gain
The collapse of Wall Street may help make computer science and IT careers attractive to students who abandoned these fields in droves after the pop of the last big bubble, the dot-com bust of 2001.
Computerworld: Glory days: How high school shaped nine IT leaders
Nine IT leaders reflect on their high school selves and how their younger personas affected the adults they've become.
CertCities: Microsoft Exam 70-113 Pilot Extended to Dec. 17
According to a recent Microsoft Learning blog post, the company is extending the pilot testing phase for its performance-based Active Directory exam.
CertCities: 10 Gigabit Ethernet Going Mainstream
According to market watcher Infonetics Research, the 10 GigE market is already sizeable -- amounting to $9.5 billion this year alone -- and is poised for impressive growth going forward.
Computerworld: Want to telecommute? The Smart2020 report shows it's greener
Smart2020, a report from The Climate Group of the Global e-Sustainability Initiative, has just been released. The report describes ways that the tech industry could reduce emissions as well as monitor its own explosive growth that is predicted over the next 12 years.
Computerworld: Obama's choice for DHS could flame tech visa battle
Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, thought to be President-elect Barack Obama's leading choice to head the Department of Homeland Security, has been a strong advocate of increasing H-1B visas -- a stance that could become an issue during her confirmation.
MCPMag: Free 'Morro' Anti-Virus To Replace Microsoft OneCare
Redmond is rolling out a free anti-virus software program for consumers that will compete with products made by Symantec and McAfee.
Beta Exam for Windows Forms Fans
Beta Exam for Windows Forms Fans
Exam for Enterprise Developers Heads to Beta
November's Patch Addresses Two Windows App Exploits
Satisfaction, Security & Stress: Where do IT professionals stand?
Career Watch: NYU focuses on IT leaders
Sun To Launch New Java Web Services Cert, Planning Upgrades
Texas D.A. Won't Prosecute Alleged Braindumper
New CCIE Written Exam Coming June 1
Oracle To Retire 8i OCP DBA

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·In high-tech schools of the future, Facebook in class is boosted -- not banned
Some K-12 schools are starting to adopt Web 2.0 tools that let students create their own curriculums and satisfy their intellectual curiosity while avoiding the stifling rigidity that many associate with traditional public schools.
·Wall Street's losses may be computer science's gain
The collapse of Wall Street may help make computer science and IT careers attractive to students who abandoned these fields in droves after the pop of the last big bubble, the dot-com bust of 2001.
·Glory days: How high school shaped nine IT leaders
Nine IT leaders reflect on their high school selves and how their younger personas affected the adults they've become.
·Want to telecommute? The Smart2020 report shows it's greener
Smart2020, a report from The Climate Group of the Global e-Sustainability Initiative, has just been released. The report describes ways that the tech industry could reduce emissions as well as monitor its own explosive growth that is predicted over the next 12 years.
·Obama's choice for DHS could flame tech visa battle
Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, thought to be President-elect Barack Obama's leading choice to head the Department of Homeland Security, has been a strong advocate of increasing H-1B visas -- a stance that could become an issue during her confirmation.
·Profile: Microsoft hires noted database researcher to help scale SQL Server
David DeWitt retired from the Computer Science Department at the University of Wisconsin last year, but he's already returned, this time as head of a new database research center located on the Madison campus and funded primarily by Microsoft.
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·Cisco Surges in Slumping VoIP Segment
VoIP sales tumbled in the third quarter of 2008, although not all vendors were equally affected. Some -- like Cisco -- actually bucked the prevailing trend, notching encouraging growth in the midst of an overall industry slackening.
·Ethernet To Emerge as Single Datacenter Transport
The datacenter of the future will look drastically different from its incarnation of today, as technology purveyors and enterprise buyers increasingly focus on greening things up. But it won't be too drastically different.
·Beta Exam for Windows Forms Fans
The .NET exams are coming fast and furious, as another one went into beta last week.
·Exam for Enterprise Developers Heads to Beta
Right on the heels of one .NET exam being released to beta testing, Microsoft has released another. This time, it's 70-565 Pro: Designing and Developing Enterprise Applications Using the .NET Framework 3.5.
·Cisco, IBM Expand Partnership with Front Office Update
Longtime partners Cisco and IBM were at it again this week, expanding an existing relationship which they first notched last year when they announced new Optimized Self-Service and TelePresence solution modules for their combined Front Office Solutions for Retail Banking effort.
·Cisco's New ASR Boasts Integrated SBC
Cisco's new Aggregation Services Router (ASR) 1000 has a couple of intriguing technology additives, including an integrated session border control (SBC) facility.
·Another .NET Exam Gets Beta Tested
For fans of Microsoft's .NET Framework who want to validate their expertise with writing ASP.NET-based applications, Microsoft has released a Professional-level exam into beta testing last week.
·Cisco Aggregation Services Router Reloaded
Last week, Cisco trumpeted a new and improved version of the ASR 1000, just months after it announced its first-ever ASR offering.
·Analysts Push WPA2 Migration After Security Concerns
Don't look now, but Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), the gold standard for wireless security, might not be so secure.
·Cisco Nipping at Motorola's Heels in Sluggish STB Segment
Sales of IPTV and switched digital video (SDV) gear fell off by 5 percent in the second quarter of this year, spurred by a precipitous decline in North American revenues which offset growth in Europe, Asia and other regions.

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·Sun To Launch New Java Web Services Cert, Planning Upgrades
·New Microsoft Sim Exams Still Not Available at Many Prometric Testing Centers
It appears that many candidates still cannot register for Microsoft's 70-290 and 70-291 exams, featuring the new simulation questions, at their local Prometric center.
·More Than Meets the Eye: Cisco's Remote Access Exam
Cisco’s newest version of the Remote Access exam (BCRAN 642-821) tests your knowledge of asynchronous modems, frame relay, DSL routers, ISDN and more
·Texas D.A. Won't Prosecute Alleged Braindumper
Judge orders assets returned; Microsoft considering civil charges.
·New CCIE Written Exam Coming June 1
·Vue Offers Free Retakes on Microsoft Exams in U.S.
·Oracle To Retire 8i OCP DBA
·Cisco To Offer Electronic Certificates
·Juniper Announces JNCIS Qualification Update
·IBM Retiring Lotus Release 5 Exams

Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | News

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·Beta Exam for Windows Forms Fans
Experts in Windows Forms development have their own exam going into beta next week.
·Free 'Morro' Anti-Virus To Replace Microsoft OneCare
Redmond is rolling out a free anti-virus software program for consumers that will compete with products made by Symantec and McAfee.
·Microsoft Unveils Exchange and SharePoint as Services
Microsoft exec Stephen Elop announced hosted versions of Exchange and SharePoint, which are now available to organizations of all sizes in the U.S. market
·Microsoft Faced Big Issues in Fixing SMBHole
Microsoft has come clean and confirmed that it took seven years to deliver its Server Message Block (SMB) fix.
·Exam for Enterprise Developers Heads to Beta
Right on the heels of one .NET exam being released to beta testing, Microsoft has released another.
·Microsoft Rolls Out Windows Live Services, Silk Road Project
Microsoft plans to roll out updates to its Windows Live services and Windows Live Essentials offerings,which are aimed at consumer users.
·Microsoft Exec Describes Azure Services Vision
Microsoft executive David Treadwell today provided a few more details about the company's Azure Services Platform in a Webinar aimed at the investment community.
·November's Patch Addresses Two Windows App Exploits
Redmond rolled out two patches on Tuesday -- one deemed "critical" and one "important."
·Microsoft Offers Security Dev Lifecycle Solutions
Microsoft on Monday announced Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) solutions for ITand development pros.
·WinHEC: Windows Server 2008 R2 Pushes Processor Limits
Windows Server 2008 R2 got the lion's share of attention on Thursday at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in Los Angeles.

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