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6/16/2013 | 5:30:52 PM
nailed all seven on the head they are very useful and pertinent skill e for any
IT professional in todayGÇÖs work world. I would ad a couple of other topics to
the list that would be very useful IT skills as well. At the top would be virtualization
and cloud computing, shortly after, believe it or not would be Apple
administration. Yeah they are at two complete opposite ends, and some may even
argue about the skill part, but I still stand by that these skills will benefit
you in addition to the ones already pointed out in the article.
Paul Sprague
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