Red Hat is becoming increasingly complex, but also increasingly useful for businesses. IT professionals need specialized proficiency in Red Hat to fully take advantage of all the benefits it has to offer. Getting Red Hat certification will not only make you more helpful to your company, it will also enhance your career prospects.
What if someone told you there was a program that integrates with Outlook task lists, behaves as a file storage folder, has database functions, and looks like a notebook? Well, there is. Welcome to OneNote by Microsoft!
When you ran the Windows 10 upgrade on your computer, it gave you 30 days to roll it back. Now that you’re sure you want to keep with Windows 10 (I sure do!), it’s time to recapture that chuck of your hard drive that’s like a stack of junk in your garage.
If you’re considering pursuing Red Hat certification for yourself or finding a trainer to help your employees get certified, stop considering and take action now. Red Hat certification builds upon pre-existing skills and sharpens them, allowing IT professionals to fully understand the technology that runs the web host servers and cloud-based services used by a growing number of businesses.
The inclusion of advanced technology into every industry has allowed for an explosion in data creation recently. In fact, an infographic from VCloudNews stated that around 90 percent of all the data currently in existence was made in the previous two years. That's quite a lot of information, which is why this trend is being called big data.