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2003 Certification Question
ITguy83
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Hi everyone,
I was thinking about starting to study for some Windows 2003/ Windows XP certs. Should I be concerned with MS retiring any of these certs soon? Any advice would be great.
I was thinking about starting to study for some Windows 2003/ Windows XP certs. Should I be concerned with MS retiring any of these certs soon? Any advice would be great.
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dynamik
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They only retired the 2000 exams recently; you should have at least a couple of years. -
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BigTex71
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Go for it! Most businesses will stick with 2003 for a while- especially in the current state of our economy. I don't see many upgrading to 2008 soon... although I really like how they divided up the email and AD.A+ | Network+ | Security+ | MCSE | CCNA
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Optionsamp2030
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Go for 2003, then later update. They're still in demand, plus the MCSE does not expire. I believe by the time MCITP:EA overcomes it in terms of job postings, having an MCSE will show you're a veteran.