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teksource
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Hello Everyone,
I would like to know what an MCITP Enterprise Level Administrator Certification can do for me.
I have about five years of desktop support experience and currently hold an A+ and SCSA certification.
Please let me know if you need further information or clarification, thanks.
I would like to know what an MCITP Enterprise Level Administrator Certification can do for me.
I have about five years of desktop support experience and currently hold an A+ and SCSA certification.
Please let me know if you need further information or clarification, thanks.
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dynamik
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Honestly, probably not a great deal since it seems that no one is up to speed on the new iteration of Microsoft certifications. The MCSE is probably a better place to start.
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undomiel
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It can get you up to speed on Server 2008, especially the new stuff in it. But career-wise and the most bang for your buck I would concur with our scholar dynamik that the MCSE would be more beneficial. Remember you can do both! Complete the MCSE and then do the upgrade route to MCITP: EA.Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/ -
Optionsteksource
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I see. Will the MCSE offer more return on investment then the MCITP:EA.
Especially in the next two years ?
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Most people who have hold a MCSE is upgrading to MCITP EA. This is because MCITP EA will soon replace MCSE. But a lot of companies now a days are using Windows Server 2003 rather than Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 is slowly catching up. Also you can gain your MCITP EA a lot quicker than MCSE because it only requires 5 exams unlike MCSE it requires 7.