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Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD)
An MCSD (Microsoft Certified Solution Developer) is someone who has passed exams that test their ability to design and develop custom business applications with Microsoft development tools, technologies, and platform. Definition
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Specialists have more reason to chase Microsoft Vista certifications
@33432 With so many companies yet to adopt Windows Vista, what is the motivation for people to pursue Vista certification exams right now? What will Microsoft's revisions mean for those who have already taken them?
Certification expert Ed Titt... Interview
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Three Windows Vista certification exams get a rewrite
Microsoft will add topics such as application support that were left out of the original exams. Article
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Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's leading producer of computer software. Definition
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Upcoming releases spur new certification exams
Microsoft is tweaking its certification exams to get IT professionals ready for the release of Vista 2007, Exchange Server 2007 and Office 2007. Article
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Are Microsoft certifications in the Unix career field considered important?
Expert Ed Tittel tells a reader the benefits -- and lack thereof -- of having Microsoft credentials in Unix. Ask the Expert
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Are there any specific books or learning materials that would help in passing the MCAD exam?
Expert Ed Tittel suggests to a reader some of the best resources available when studying for the MCAD exam. Ask the Expert
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Can MCTS be considered a substitute for MCSD?
Expert Ed Tittel explains to a reader why he would recommend going for MCTS over MCSD. Ask the Expert
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Windows CE
Windows CE is based on the Microsoft Windows operating system but is designed for including or embedding in mobile and other space-constrained devices. Definition
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New Exchange exams likely to emphasize server roles, security
Brush up on your knowledge of Exchange Server roles and security. These changes in the next generation of Exchange will likely factor heavily in the certification exams. Article