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PlanBee · 29-04-2009, 21:34

Fore*.* proves my point really well. He/she has a 360 degree view with developer and infastructure skills and now seems to be very successful.

If you understand the "wire", the services, the semi-colons and curly brackets then you understand the ingredients of the business cake. Oh you'll need PM skills to make the cake and service delivery skills to keep it fresh... I may have overcooked the baking metaphore here :-)

FYI:
A Server 2003 exam will earn you Microsoft Certified Professional Status. Although Server 2003 is still dominate, Server 2008 will eventually overtake it. There is no longer a Microsoft Certified Professional certification, you would have to become a Certified Technology Specialist.
If you PM me, I have a 25% off exam vouchers with a free second shot if you want it.

MCDST - great if you want to support Windows XP.

All the best

29-04-2009, 21:34	#10
PlanBee Inactive Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Macclesfield Age: 60 Services: NTL Phone NTL TV 10 Mbs NTL Broadband Posts: 86	Re: Cisco vs Microsoft Fore. proves my point really well. He/she has a 360 degree view with developer and infastructure skills and now seems to be very successful. If you understand the "wire", the services, the semi-colons and curly brackets then you understand the ingredients of the business cake. Oh you'll need PM skills to make the cake and service delivery skills to keep it fresh... I may have overcooked the baking metaphore here :-) FYI: A Server 2003 exam will earn you Microsoft Certified Professional Status. Although Server 2003 is still dominate, Server 2008 will eventually overtake it. There is no longer a Microsoft Certified Professional certification, you would have to become a Certified Technology Specialist. If you PM me, I have a 25% off exam vouchers with a free second shot if you want it. MCDST - great if you want to support Windows XP. All the best