Mobility+ being retired at end of next year
Piers
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hmmph.. not that I wanted to re-write it in 3 but my employers wanted our teams to have it
[h=3]Important Mobility+ Update:[/h]CompTIA Mobility+ certification will officially retire on December 15, 2017. The main reason for this retirement is that the job role for Mobility+ continues to merge into the Network Administrator role, and much of the Mobility+ content is covered in CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+.
The continuing education requirement of Mobility+ will be removed after October 31, 2016. All active (non-expired) Mobility+ CE certifications through this date will automatically convert to Good-For-Life (GFL) status.
https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/mobility
[h=3]Important Mobility+ Update:[/h]CompTIA Mobility+ certification will officially retire on December 15, 2017. The main reason for this retirement is that the job role for Mobility+ continues to merge into the Network Administrator role, and much of the Mobility+ content is covered in CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+.
The continuing education requirement of Mobility+ will be removed after October 31, 2016. All active (non-expired) Mobility+ CE certifications through this date will automatically convert to Good-For-Life (GFL) status.
https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/mobility
:study: Office 365 70-347 / 698 later
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TacoRocket
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hmmph.. not that I wanted to re-write it in 3 but my employers wanted our teams to have it
Important Mobility+ Update:
CompTIA Mobility+ certification will officially retire on December 15, 2017. The main reason for this retirement is that the job role for Mobility+ continues to merge into the Network Administrator role, and much of the Mobility+ content is covered in CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+.
The continuing education requirement of Mobility+ will be removed after October 31, 2016. All active (non-expired) Mobility+ CE certifications through this date will automatically convert to Good-For-Life (GFL) status.
https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/mobility
Looks like Im getting Mobility+ here soonThese articles and posts are my own opinion and do not reflect the view of my employer.
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owieczka_ma
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Unfortunately I missed BETA Program for this one to get for free (most propably
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At lest from my opinion - it was inevitable. I somehow felt through my skin that certification will definitely not be maintained by CompTIA for a long time: too many players on the market, too high certification price, too low marketing / market recognition.