CompTIA's Road Map for Certs

JockVSJock

A co-worker found this and I found it interesting.

Didn't know that Google entered the cert realm.

IT-Certification-Roadmap.pdf

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doubledees

Google=skynet

N2IT

Interesting break out. I noticed even CompTIA doesn't recommend A+, N+ and S+. I always found the trifecta to be a bizarre strategy.

Very impressed how they actually had the PMP as advanced but not Expert, CSM and Prince 2 P listed in expert. Agreed whole heartedly.

Thanks for posting. Rep

BlackBeret

So on the security route they have A+ as base level, but no mention of Net+... Security can get by without knowing how many pins are on a serial cable, but not without knowing standard port mappings... They have CHFI and GISP as intermediate, but CEH as advanced..

Okay, that thing hurts my eyes. It's not bad for a general idea I suppose. I just wouldn't put much stock in to it.

devils_haircut

I actually have the Google Apps Certified Administrator certification (I work in a K-12 school). It was pretty easy, but it's a 2-hour, performance-based test, which makes it harder to ****.

They also have the Deployment Specialist, which is a bit more technical. They cover migrations from Exchange, Groupwise, and even Lotus Notes over to Gmail, so you need to be familiar with all the different migration scenarios.