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Pearson VUE Gets Oracle Cert Business

As I mentioned last month, Oracle has switched vendors for its certification testing. At that time, the new company hadn't been announced.

Now it has. Prometric is out, Pearson VUE is in. Oracle made the change with very little fanfare, no doubt spurred by concerns among cert holders. They should be able to breathe easier, as Pearson is a very well known, well-respected certification testing vendor (as is Prometric).

Go to the Pearson VUE website to set up your account and make sure all your testing and certification data transferred over properly.

Pearson VUE Gets Oracle Cert Business originally appeared on About.com Tech Certification on Sunday, October 4th, 2009 at 08:10:20.

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While Microsoft's Bing might be getting a lot of attention, Google is still king of all things search.

Google's search rivals have been pulling out the stops over the last several months trying to take a chunk out of its market share, but so far it's not working, according to numbers released today from Experian Hitwise, an online market tracker.

Read more....

Google Rules Search, Yahoo and Bing Lag Behind originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 16:55:44.

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Oracle has added a management interface to its certification holders that acts as a one-stop shop.

Called CertView, it requires a username and password. Once logged on, a host of information is available, including certification history, certification logos, and a very cool tool that allows you to verify your certification to a third party.

This last function is pretty exciting, I think. It gives a potential or current employer, or client, the ability to check out your certifications for themselves. They will get a login that will allow them to examine the section of CertView that contains your certifications. Very easy, very slick.

Note that at your first logon, you'll need to provide demographic information from Pearson VUE, Oracle's new testing partner. I only bring this up because Oracle had a big "Warning" sign about it in its CertView overview video. Have that information on hand before you register for CertView, and enter it carefully, as you'll be locked out for awhile if you don't punch it in correctly.

I really like CertView, and the forward thinking it represents from Oracle. It's a terrific tool for credential holders.

CertView Helps Manage Oracle Credentials originally appeared on About.com Tech Certification on Monday, October 5th, 2009 at 07:28:37.

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