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departments 10 ACADEMIC CONNECTION How to Avoid Course Overload BRIAN SUMMERFIELD In directing a college career, it can be easy to bite off more than you can chew, both at the outset and late in the game. But students can avoid such pitfalls by carefully planning their course loads. CERTMAG.COM COMMUNITIES CAREER DEVELOPMENT www.certmag.com/careers Kellye Whitney How to Get Work in the Public Sector CRM & E-COMMERCE www.certmag.com/crm Paul Greenberg Do Online Directories Improve CRM DATABASE www.certmag.com/database Ben Warden Databases and Information Science DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN www.certmag.com/development Lisa Rummler 24 INSIDE CERTIFICATION Adapting to new Software and Hardware HELP DESK & SUPPORT www.certmag.com/helpdesk Ben Warden Spotlight on ISACA’s Certiﬁcations: CISA, CISM and the New CGEIT HOWARD NICHOLSON As IT regulations become increasingly complex in their purpose and enforcement, demand for IT governance grows. ISACA’s programs meet this demand with certiﬁcations that help companies identify prospective employees with experience and expertise.. Reducing Staff Turnover INDEPENDENTS www.certmag.com/independents Tegan Jones Working with Independent Contractor Agencies OPEN SOURCE www.certmag.com/opensource Brian Summerﬁeld Proprietary Open Source: OS Development at Microsoft and Apple 30 INTERFACE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT www.certmag.com/programmanagement Tegan Jones Aquent IT Solutions: Character Counts BRIAN SUMMERFIELD With 70 full-time employees and a database of 400,000 freelancers in a variety of creative ﬁelds for contract and full-time work — more than 3,000 of whom are billing at any given time — IT solutions provider Aquent has its hands full when it comes to managing IT pros. Operation Project Salvage: When to Engage and when to Disengage PROJECT MANAGEMENT www.certmag.com/projectmanagement Ben Warden Inspiring Your Team Members SECURITY www.certmag.com/security Daniel Margolis Do Small Enterprises Need to Worry About Information Security? editorial advisory board Michael Brannick, President and CEO, Prometric Peter Childers, Vice President, Global Learning Services, Red Hat Inc. David Foster, Ph.D., President, Caveon Neill Hopkins, Vice President, Skills Development, CompTIA Bee Ng, Ph.D., Executive Adviser for Learning and Workforce Transformation Shawn Rogers, Worldwide Certiﬁcation Project Manager, Hewlett-Packard Education Erik Ullanderson, Manager, Certiﬁcations, Cisco Systems Inc. Daniel L. Veitkus, Vice President, Training Services, Novell Inc. Bob Whelan, Vice President and General Manager, Pearson VUE Lutz L. Ziob, General Manager, Training and Certiﬁcation, Microsoft STORAGE www.certmag.com/storage Kelly Shermach Zip Disks: Why They Became Obsolete and What it Means for the Industry SYSTEMS & NETWORKS www.certmag.com/networking Kelly Shermach What will Web 3.0 Bring and When? TRAINERS www.certmag.com/trainers Kellye Whitney Strategies to Teach Soft Skills and Business Acumen WIRELESS www.certmag.com/wireless Brian Summerﬁeld Securing Your Wireless Access and/or Network November 2007 CERTIFICATION MAGAZINE 5 http://CERTMAG.COM http://www.certmag.com/careers http://www.certmag.com/crm http://www.certmag.com/database http://www.certmag.com/development http://www.certmag.com/helpdesk http://www.certmag.com/independents http://www.certmag.com/opensource http://www.certmag.com/programmanagement http://www.certmag.com/projectmanagement http://www.certmag.com/security http://www.certmag.com/storage http://www.certmag.com/networking http://www.certmag.com/trainers http://www.certmag.com/wireless

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Certification Magazine - November 2007 Contents Editor's Letter Data Stream Tech Careers Academic Connection Dear Techie Virtual Village Certification Outside Technology Inside Certification The Webmaster: Online Everyman Interface Time Tips: How to Fit Certification into Your Schedule Ad Index Endtag

Certification Magazine - November 2007

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