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Last Updated (Monday, 10 November 2008 18:49) Written by Administrator Friday, 10 November 2006 00:00

Networking Service  network

Networking expertise remains critical within IT departments. Firms depend on their internal systems to share data companywide and power their business-critical applications. In particular, demand is strong for professionals experienced in identifying and preventing security breaches. Recent investment in wireless and mobile technologies is creating a need for experts skilled in supporting systems that allow companies to share data with individuals outside of their internal networks.

Typical responsibilities for networking professionals include:

  • Helping firms administer, define, maintain and expand local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs) and wireless local area networks (WLANs), including voice and data integration
  • Incorporating distributed data, troubleshooting technical problems
  • Developing, implementing and maintaining integrated programs to protect the confidentiality of an organization's information resources
Platforms
  • Microsoft  Sever 2000/2003/2008
  • Microsoft Clients  2000/XP/Vista
  • Linux
Services
  • Microsoft servers (Exchange, etc.)
  • Antivirus
  • IIS
  • Linux
  • Anti Spam
  • Remote Access
  • Citrix
 Database
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • Oracle
  • mySQL
  • Sybase
Reporting
  • Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
  • Crystal Reports

 

Technical Support

Technology is moving closer to the end user as firms move more business processes online. In fact, CIOs surveyed  listed increased customer/end-user support as a key factor influencing hiring decisions. Demand is growing for those skilled in supporting and training internal and external customers, including help desk analysts and managers, systems administrators and technical trainers.

Typical responsibilities for technical support professionals include:

  • Managing end-user hardware and/or software support; troubleshooting as needed
  • Training the end-user community on new systems; answering technical questions about equipment and software applications