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The results are in. Earning CompTIA certifications makes a world of difference, both for career and self-growth. Check out five ways they do so here.

CompTIA’s Project+ certification validates the communication and business skills you need to lead and/or participate in projects confidently. The certification validates your skills to manage and complete projects on time and within budget. And, the more successful projects you complete, the more you’ll see your stock in your company rise.

Is an all-in-one platform right for every managed services business? Demand is driving an evolution, but how do you know if a managed services suite is the best fit for your business?

An avid and enthusiastic learner, Chase Lucas first got A+ certified when he was only 11 years old. Now, at 17, as he continues to pursue the IT path with an eye towards a career in government-level cybersecurity, his certifications are mounting as quickly as his skills.

The field of IT is a versatile one that draws people from diverse backgrounds with different professional interests and goals. Get to know three IT professionals who all either moved into IT from another career, stepped away from IT and re-entered it or made a big move within the field. In their different personal journeys each has found that a career in IT enables, inspires and supports creativity.

CompTIA’s Annual Member Meeting at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park last week featured Power Talk Unplugged; a free-form session in which attendees drove the discussion.

At AMM 2016's Managed Print Services community meeting, the group discussed how to balance exploring opportunities in new verticals with a commitment to seeking growth at every stage of business development.

Looking for hard numbers amidst the hype, searching for opportunity while staying grounded—takeaways from AMM 2016's Cloud Community meeting.

Explore the discussion at the heart of the IT Security Community's panel that took place at AMM 2016, where expert security practitioners debated the impact of the estimated $2 trillion protection-related losses businesses are expected to shoulder in the coming decade.