Dragons Move realized the importance of developing personnel through CompTIA certification to improve project management skills according to international standards and reduce risks. Certification also prepared the company to expand into ASEAN markets in 2015. Over 30 staff obtained CompTIA certificates across various courses, helping create new business opportunities while sharing knowledge internationally with educational and industrial sectors.
The document discusses the global IT industry trends, challenges, and opportunities. It notes that the IT industry is growing rapidly due to factors like mobility and cloud computing. There is a large demand for IT skills but also a significant skills gap. Both hard and soft IT skills are important, with in-demand skills including security, databases, and networking. Certification helps validate skills and improves training effectiveness. CompTIA aims to address the expanding global IT workforce gap by providing vendor-neutral certifications from entry-level to expert levels to help individuals and businesses. Case studies show how various organizations around the world have benefited from adopting CompTIA certification.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Green IT certification exam. It outlines the two domains that make up the exam - Green IT techniques and technologies (80% of the exam) and Green IT policies and standards (20% of the exam). Some example topics covered on the exam are environmentally sound disposal and power preservation techniques, virtualization applications, and frameworks for assessing green initiatives. The document also provides a list of acronyms that may appear on the exam.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA CTT+ certification program for training professionals. It describes the purpose and structure of the certification, which aims to standardize excellence in technical training across industries. Candidates must pass a computer-based essentials exam testing knowledge, and then submit a recording of either a live classroom or virtual classroom training session to demonstrate skills. The certification is available globally and recognizes professionals working in various training formats and languages. Details are provided around eligibility, costs, exam objectives, and requirements for the performance-based components.
The document describes the objectives for the CompTIA A+ 220-702 exam. It is the second exam required to earn the CompTIA A+ certification. The exam measures the skills needed for an entry-level IT professional with hands-on experience in areas like installing, configuring, upgrading, and maintaining PCs, operating systems, and networks. It is divided into four domains: hardware, operating systems, networking, and security. The document provides details on the topics covered in each domain and the percentage of the exam dedicated to each.
This document outlines the objectives covered in the CompTIA A+ 220-701 exam. It is divided into 6 domains: Hardware, Troubleshooting/Repair/Maintenance, Operating Systems/Software, Networking, Security, and Operational Procedures. For each domain it provides the percentage of the exam covered, lists the main objectives, and provides examples of related topics. The goal is to guide study for the exam by showing what candidates should expect and prioritizing important subject areas.
The document outlines the exam objectives for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials certification. It covers 6 domains: 1) characteristics of cloud services from a business perspective, 2) cloud computing and business value, 3) technical perspectives and cloud types, 4) steps to successful adoption of cloud computing, 5) impact and changes of cloud computing on IT service management, and 6) risks and consequences of cloud computing. The exam will test candidates on cloud computing concepts, models, benefits, deployment considerations, organizational impacts, and risks to help ensure they understand cloud computing from both business and technical standpoints.
The document provides an introduction and overview of the CompTIA Server+ (2009 Edition) certification exam, including the domains and topics covered on the exam. It describes the exam's focus on foundational server skills and knowledge. It also lists the six domains that are measured on the exam and the percentage of the exam dedicated to each domain, which include system hardware, software, storage, IT environment, disaster recovery, and troubleshooting.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Security+ certification exam objectives. It describes the purpose of the exam as validating foundational security skills and knowledge for IT security professionals with 2 years of experience. It outlines the 6 domains covered in the exam, including network security, compliance and operational security, threats and vulnerabilities, application/data/host security, access control and identity management, and cryptography. For each domain, it lists the objectives and example topics that may be included on the exam.
This document outlines the exam objectives for the CompTIA Project+ certification. The exam aims to certify competency in the core knowledge, roles, and skills needed to manage projects through all phases of the project life cycle. It is intended for candidates with at least 12 months of project management experience. The exam covers five domains: pre-project setup/initiating, project planning, project execution and delivery, change control and communication, and project closure. It contains around 100 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Network+ certification exam objectives. It outlines the five domains covered in the exam: network concepts, installation and configuration, network media and topologies, network management, and network security. For each domain, it lists specific objectives and knowledge/skills expected of candidates, such as networking fundamentals, installing and configuring routers/switches, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and implementing basic security measures.
This document provides an overview of the CompTIA Cloud+ certification exam objectives. It introduces the purpose of the exam, which is to validate knowledge of cloud computing environments. It recommends qualifications for candidates and provides a breakdown of the domains covered on the exam, including cloud concepts, virtualization, infrastructure, resource management, security, and systems management. The document then lists specific objectives and knowledge areas covered within each domain.
Dragons Move realized the importance of developing personnel through CompTIA certification to improve project management skills according to international standards and reduce risks. Certification also prepared the company to expand into ASEAN markets in 2015. Over 30 staff obtained CompTIA certificates across various courses, helping create new business opportunities while sharing knowledge internationally with educational and industrial sectors.
The document discusses the global IT industry trends, challenges, and opportunities. It notes that the IT industry is growing rapidly due to factors like mobility and cloud computing. There is a large demand for IT skills but also a significant skills gap. Both hard and soft IT skills are important, with in-demand skills including security, databases, and networking. Certification helps validate skills and improves training effectiveness. CompTIA aims to address the expanding global IT workforce gap by providing vendor-neutral certifications from entry-level to expert levels to help individuals and businesses. Case studies show how various organizations around the world have benefited from adopting CompTIA certification.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Green IT certification exam. It outlines the two domains that make up the exam - Green IT techniques and technologies (80% of the exam) and Green IT policies and standards (20% of the exam). Some example topics covered on the exam are environmentally sound disposal and power preservation techniques, virtualization applications, and frameworks for assessing green initiatives. The document also provides a list of acronyms that may appear on the exam.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA CTT+ certification program for training professionals. It describes the purpose and structure of the certification, which aims to standardize excellence in technical training across industries. Candidates must pass a computer-based essentials exam testing knowledge, and then submit a recording of either a live classroom or virtual classroom training session to demonstrate skills. The certification is available globally and recognizes professionals working in various training formats and languages. Details are provided around eligibility, costs, exam objectives, and requirements for the performance-based components.
The document describes the objectives for the CompTIA A+ 220-702 exam. It is the second exam required to earn the CompTIA A+ certification. The exam measures the skills needed for an entry-level IT professional with hands-on experience in areas like installing, configuring, upgrading, and maintaining PCs, operating systems, and networks. It is divided into four domains: hardware, operating systems, networking, and security. The document provides details on the topics covered in each domain and the percentage of the exam dedicated to each.
This document outlines the objectives covered in the CompTIA A+ 220-701 exam. It is divided into 6 domains: Hardware, Troubleshooting/Repair/Maintenance, Operating Systems/Software, Networking, Security, and Operational Procedures. For each domain it provides the percentage of the exam covered, lists the main objectives, and provides examples of related topics. The goal is to guide study for the exam by showing what candidates should expect and prioritizing important subject areas.
The document outlines the exam objectives for the CompTIA Cloud Essentials certification. It covers 6 domains: 1) characteristics of cloud services from a business perspective, 2) cloud computing and business value, 3) technical perspectives and cloud types, 4) steps to successful adoption of cloud computing, 5) impact and changes of cloud computing on IT service management, and 6) risks and consequences of cloud computing. The exam will test candidates on cloud computing concepts, models, benefits, deployment considerations, organizational impacts, and risks to help ensure they understand cloud computing from both business and technical standpoints.
The document provides an introduction and overview of the CompTIA Server+ (2009 Edition) certification exam, including the domains and topics covered on the exam. It describes the exam's focus on foundational server skills and knowledge. It also lists the six domains that are measured on the exam and the percentage of the exam dedicated to each domain, which include system hardware, software, storage, IT environment, disaster recovery, and troubleshooting.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Security+ certification exam objectives. It describes the purpose of the exam as validating foundational security skills and knowledge for IT security professionals with 2 years of experience. It outlines the 6 domains covered in the exam, including network security, compliance and operational security, threats and vulnerabilities, application/data/host security, access control and identity management, and cryptography. For each domain, it lists the objectives and example topics that may be included on the exam.
This document outlines the exam objectives for the CompTIA Project+ certification. The exam aims to certify competency in the core knowledge, roles, and skills needed to manage projects through all phases of the project life cycle. It is intended for candidates with at least 12 months of project management experience. The exam covers five domains: pre-project setup/initiating, project planning, project execution and delivery, change control and communication, and project closure. It contains around 100 multiple choice questions to be completed in 90 minutes.
The document provides an overview of the CompTIA Network+ certification exam objectives. It outlines the five domains covered in the exam: network concepts, installation and configuration, network media and topologies, network management, and network security. For each domain, it lists specific objectives and knowledge/skills expected of candidates, such as networking fundamentals, installing and configuring routers/switches, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and implementing basic security measures.
This document provides an overview of the CompTIA Cloud+ certification exam objectives. It introduces the purpose of the exam, which is to validate knowledge of cloud computing environments. It recommends qualifications for candidates and provides a breakdown of the domains covered on the exam, including cloud concepts, virtualization, infrastructure, resource management, security, and systems management. The document then lists specific objectives and knowledge areas covered within each domain.
