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The recent CompTIA ANZ Channel Community meeting looked at how managed services providers can thrive in 2018 and beyond, even as the industry continues to evolve and customer expectations expand.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is here – but that doesn’t mean self-aware robots. What it means is that computers can process communication, analyze data and even learn like never before. Here’s a run-through of what that could mean for people on all sides of the enterprise tech equation.

CompTIA Stackable Certifications create a sequence of credentials over time to build up your qualifications. The certification you first earn and the one you choose to pursue next depends on the experience you bring to the table and your career goals.

CompTIA Chief Technology Evangelist James Stanger travels the world speaking about cybersecurity, today’s IT technologies and emerging tech, so we sat down with him to learn more about the security implications of emerging technology.

Whether you are looking to get into cybersecurity or take your cybersecurity career to the next level, the best way to prove your skills to employers is to get certified. With all the cybersecurity certifications out there, how do you choose which one is right for you?

The growing use of wired devices – the Internet of Things – is one of the biggest ongoing trends in technology. Enterprise IoT adoption, however, still faces hurdles. Get a look at what it will take to reach a business world where the IoT is everywhere.

Cybersecurity is an increasingly relevant field and a great career choice for IT professionals. Here are eight tips to help you find your perfect cybersecurity job role and launch your cybersecurity career.

Networking is key to landing your first job in the IT industry.

The demands of a career in cybersecurity are changing fast. And CompTIA Security+ is changing to meet them. As the foundational IT certification in the CompTIA Cybersecurity Career Pathway, CompTIA Security+ serves as a springboard for cybersecurity careers.

According to LinkedIn data, 43 percent of Millennials find it difficult to network. But networking is the key to starting or growing your career in IT. Here are three simple tips to get you started.