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IT Certifications devalue
Point blank, being certified must count for something. Logic would certainly support the theory that a knowledge verification process confirms ones qualifications. But then there is a real world out there that looks and feels very different from book knowledge tested for certification. Not testing for real hands-on work experience, something certified individuals will be […]
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Skype improves with new version
This is a good news for all Skype service users. Getting things done easier is what most care about and Skype has done great deal improving usability of it’s client. It was not bad right out of the gate. They clearly understood what it should not be and built their client around simplicity foremost. Then […]
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Why have a blog?
It used to be just a cool thing to have, but that was long time ago. Boston Globe makes great validation argument for blogging: Blogging is good for your career. A well-executed blog sets you apart as an expert in your field. Read full article here.
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Google Calendar released
Google Calendar is live and it looks pretty good, detaild tour can be viewed here. The Key features: Text recognition – In adding an event, or detecting a new event from Gmail, Calendar automatically detects event-specific words and suggests the adding of a new event with data that is auto-structured. Manage Multiple Calendars – set […]
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Social engineering malware
One of the biggest security risks for internet users, especially home users, is socially engineered malware designed to trick unsuspecting users into an action that triggers unwanted malware installation. The only defense is prevention but it can only be fully accomplished by proper user education. Starting with simple free tools can be the first step. […]
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