Earn an MCITP: Enterprise Administrator certification to demonstrate your skills in Windows infrastructure design and your readiness to excel in working with Windows Server 2008
Enterprise administrators are recognized among their peers and managers as leaders in Windows infrastructure design. Make sure your expertise in Windows Server 2008 stands out. Earn the MCITP: Enterprise Administrator certification, distinguishing you as an IT professional committed to excellence in working with Windows Server 2008.
MIS Global Technologies MCITP: Enterprise Administrator Evening Fast Track training runs for 37 evenings (6pm-9pm) Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) credential is the leading certification for Windows Server 2008. It provides widely recognized, objective validation of your ability to perform critical, current IT job roles by using Microsoft technologies to their best advantage.
The MCITP certification:
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Focuses on a specific job role, allowing for in-depth validation of your skill set. |
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Allows you to earn more than one MCITP certification, demonstrating your abilities across multiple roles. |
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Builds on a combination of Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) prerequisites, helping you develop your technical resumé with each step in your MCITP career path. |
The MCITP: Enterprise Administrator certification can help you develop and validate your skills in your current position or advance you toward a future job role, such as:
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Enterprise systems administrator |
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IT systems manager |
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Enterprise security administrator |
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Systems architect |
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Network administrator |
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Enterprise security administrator |
Candidates for this certification are IT professionals who seek a leadership role in Windows infrastructure design in a current or future job role, in which they work with Windows Server 2008.
Candidates should be experienced in:
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Designing Windows Server infrastructures. |
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Evaluating and recommending new technology solutions. |
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Serving as an escalation point for infrastructure issues. |
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Developing client and server best practices for other teams, such as engineering, development, and operations. |
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Keeping policy current for authentication, identity, and access management. |
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Providing guidance in implementing security policies that affect the infrastructure on multiple levels. |
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Participating in application reviews on security, and ensuring that the applications adhere to standard security guidelines and practices. |
