SYNOPSIS
CompTIA’s e-Biz+ certification is aimed at both
technical and non-technical individuals who work in
an e-Business environment and possess at least 12 months of core e-business
experience. The e-Biz+ program, exam code EK0–001, was transferred
from the Gartner Institute to CompTIA in April 2001. While under the control of
Gartner, this certification was called e-Business Fundamentals. The e-Biz+
designation is an entry-level, vendor-neutral certification that requires no
prerequisites.
This certification is designed for these job roles
and titles: web developer, IT project manager, business analyst, marketing or
sales professional, finance professional, or customer service professional. The
IT Project+ designation is achieved by passing one conventional format exam
that covers the basic concepts, key issues and critical technologies of
e-Business. The e-Biz+ certification thus demonstrates that a candidate has a
foundation for contributing to e-Business solutions. Like other CompTIA
offerings, once a person achieves the IT Project+, the certification will not
expire. Helpful:Compare e-Biz+ with other certifications Search:Find Articles for e-Biz+
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