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• Linux on Windows helps systems administrators gain new skills

  The line between Windows and Linux is starting to blur in most organizations. Here's what systems administrators need to know about working with Linux and Windows.  Continue Reading

• Five system administrator skills Windows admins should hone

  IT workers need to learn how to ride the wave of innovation and master these five technologies related to Windows Server that can ease their workload and help the business.  Continue Reading

• Office 365 administrators seek these new skills to stay relevant

  Some IT administrators are concerned they are not essential in the Office 365 era, but admins can prove valuable to their organization if they evolve with the times.  Continue Reading

• Why Windows admins must prep for Docker Datacenter

  Microsoft continues to forge ahead in the open source world, forcing admins in traditional Windows shops to get a feel for managing containers with Docker Datacenter.  Continue Reading

• Microsoft shakes up MCSD, MCSE certifications

  Changes to Microsoft's MCSD and MCSE certifications will push IT pros to take elective exams annually -- instead of recertifying every few years.  Continue Reading

• Five must-read Windows administrator books

  With plenty of titles on the market, it's tough to whittle down a reading list. Our expert has made a list of required reading.  Continue Reading

• Prepare for these five Windows administrator interview questions

  Windows administrator interview candidates need careful preparation to stand out among a crowded field of professionals.  Continue Reading

• Making Windows security training work for you

  A career in Windows security is one of the hottest specialties for an administrator. Here are a few skills to put into practice to advance in the industry.  Continue Reading

• Be the master of your messaging environment security

  Whether you're a new Exchange admin or a seasoned pro, these four steps will help develop your Exchange security skills.  Continue Reading

• How to set up a virtual training lab that IT staff will use

  The investment in a virtual training lab means additional cost, but there can be payoffs for your staff.  Continue Reading

• What the latest Microsoft Learning program changes mean for IT pros

  A revamped design for the MS Learning site gives IT pros a look at some potential changes coming to certs -- new and old.  Continue Reading

• New Microsoft certs changes that IT pros need to know

  The Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 8.1 and System Center 2012 R2 releases are responsible for the updated MCSA and MCSE cert exams.  Continue Reading

• Why a CIO's relationship with enterprise IT security is important

  A CIO's role and the overall success of an enterprise's security are the two main factors that can make or break an organization.  Continue Reading

• Keep secrets safe with an employee security awareness program

  You've mastered how to keep your enterprise up and running, but understanding your employees' mindset is essential to security.  Continue Reading

• Use IT staff retention strategies to maintain a successful business

  A first-class IT staff is hard to find and keep, but convincing them to stick around is a necessary investment for a successful business.  Continue Reading