SearchWinIT.com readers sound off on MCSE

For several years now, Microsoft has found itself under attack by IT professionals because of its training and certification program. While the details of the concerns they raise differ, everyone certainly seemed to have an opinion.

Some said the process compares poorly to hands-on experience; others felt the training process was too rigorous and expensive. Regardless of the sentiment, however, it was clear that the voices were getting louder.

Now that Microsoft has announced plans for a new and improved credentials system coming in November, it has set off an even greater commotion in the IT world.

In the following letters to the editor, read what fellow readers and IT professionals think about the current state of Microsoft's certification program, as well as their thoughts on the upcoming changes Microsoft is making. A general accounti

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ng of the correspondence tells us some are concerned about the effects of a revamped MCSE program, while others are just happy that changes are on the way.

If you have your own opinion about Microsoft's certification program and strategy, write to us at editor@searchwin2000.com .