Nearly every business needs professional help with their computer software and equipment. It can seem daunting to find a reliable computer service provider that can manage your business's technology and keep it running smoothly so everyone is productive.
Computer assistance work is not regulated by any state or federal licensing, unlike many other professions like medicine or law. It is important to be familiar with the industry certifications of computer technicians you are considering hiring to support your hardware and software.
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The MCSE certification is the gold standard for networking and computer service professionals. MCSE stands for Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer. To become MCSE certified, a computer technician must pass at least seven exams covering topics ranging from servers and workstations to advanced networking.
It can take years to obtain the MCSE certification and it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that an individual has a solid knowledge of the software and hardware that businesses use. Although there are many excellent computer and networking professionals who don't have MCSE certifications, it proves that they have the knowledge and skills necessary to support any business.
MCSE certification is something almost all IT technicians and administrators want to attain, but only a small percentage actually achieve it. These tests are extremely difficult and have a high failure rate. They are also impossible to cheat because they must be taken to a certified testing center.
