how do i get certified soa?
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please enter the link below;\nmsdn.microsoft.com/architecture/soa/
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depends what state you are in \ngo to SBA.gov and go from there
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I am a former ISO auditor. I do not believe that any company is too small to benefit from ISO principles.\n\nISO mandates that you say what you do , and do what you say.\nIs it realistic to assume that your subs will follow the ISO procedures? \n\nISO certification can be an expensive, time-consuming process.\nIt can have many positive benefits, and could potentially lead to more contracts.\n\nI am no longer an ISO auditor, but if you have any questions that I might be able to answer for you, you can e-mail me at redheadmba@yahoo.com and I will try to help.
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If you go to Microsoft web site and search for Certified Partners, you will get a list of them in Dallas.  Then call some of them up, because any of the certified partners can download a dev version (and many other MS Software) for you.  You can negotiate with them about the cost.
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You will need a number of licenses notably a public health license and preferably a liquor license as well. If you are customer with a bank and you have a good relationship with them, you would best off approaching them first. You might also want to read about setting up a business and writing a business plan. Finally, you might want to recruit key staff msot notably a chef if you are not planning to cook yourself. For advice relevant to your area, you might want to speak with your local chamber of commerce as well as your local business advice bureau. If you are a franchisee, the franchiser should provide you with advice about setting up your restaurant.
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If you are thinking of becoming a certified public accountant in California, there are two important goals to focus on -- passing the CPA exam and meeting licensing requirements.\n\nIn order to qualify to take the CPA exam, you must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, including 10 semester units in accounting and/or auditing, and 35 semester units in other business-related courses. If you do not have a bachelor's degree, you must have at least 120 semester units of coursework, including 10 units in accounting and 35 units in other business-related coursework.\n\nYou may also have the equivalent education from a foreign college or university. Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by board-approved Academic Credential Services, and evaluations must be submitted to the California Board of Accountancy either prior to applying for the CPA exam, or with the exam application.\n\nThe education requirements can also be met by receiving a passing grade in Board-specified preliminary examinations provided by the College Level Examination Program, along with 10 semester units of accounting from an accredited college or university, or by being a member of a Board-recognized foreign accounting society.\n\nCourses that fulfill the 35-unit requirement for business and/or accounting include: \n\n   Economics (no minimum/maximum)  \n Management (no minimum/maximum)  \n Finance (no minimum/maximum)  \n Business administration (no minimum/maximum)  \n Marketing (no minimum/maximum)  \n Computer science (6 units maximum)  \n Commercial law/data processing (6 units maximum)  \n Business communications (3 units maximum)  \n Mathematics of finance (3 units maximum)  \n Statistics (6 units maximum) \n\n\nIn determining accounting/auditing courses, do not include taxation courses, unless the title specifies "accounting" or "auditing." Taxation courses are recognized by the Board under the "business-related" category, and not toward meeting the minimum required 10 semester units of accounting.\n\nIf your college units are in quarters, you must multiply your total units by two-thirds or .666 for the semester equivalent.\n\nThe four-part, two-day CPA exam is given twice a year, in May and November. For detailed information about the test, or requirements to take it, call the California Board of Accountancy's exam division at (916) 263-3955. A brochure titled "Information for Certified Public Accountant Candidates" is available on request.\n\nApplication requests may be obtained by writing, calling or sending a fax request to the Board office. Write the California Board of Accountancy, Examination Unit, 2000 Evergreen St., Suite 250, Sacramento, CA, 95815-3832; or call the Board at (916) 263-3953; or send a fax to (916) 263-3675. Exam applications will be released around Feb. 1 for the May exam, and around Aug. 1 for the November exam.\n\nLicense Requirements\n\nAfter passing the CPA exam, the next step is to apply for a license. CPA candidates must have worked under the direct supervision of a licensed CPA for two, three or four years, depending on their education level. That experience can be gained before or after taking the CPA exam. The California Board of Accountancy also has a guideline that CPA candidates should complete 500 audit hours in order to receive their licenses. Requests for licenses from candidates who do not have 500 audit hours will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the board.\n\nDetailed information about licensing requirements is available from the California Board of Accountancy.   If your last name starts with the letters A through G, call (916) 263-3946; H through Q, call (916) 263-3945; and R through Z, call 3947.
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Hey\nSpecialization in what ??? is it design that you want to get hold of or is it Administration ???...\nfigure it out and let me tell you ...u got to be more quicker...\nI am already working on sqlserver 2005 for more than 6 months now..\nunless you upgrade yourself to that as quick as possible.. u will be obsolete..  i suggest that is what you shud aim at... :))\n\nThe thing is Microsoft Certifications is the one you should target at... you can check the info in this link....\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcdba/requirements.asp\n\nonce you finish this let me also know... i too can ask questions to the DB Specialist  ;>)\n\ncheers\n\nBabu\nCovansys
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Hi,\n\nI did the SCJA exam mid 2005 when it first came out. The exam covers just the basics of J2SE and J2EE, and does not require as much technical knowledge as the SCJP exam.\n\nI would suggest that you refer to Sun's website for details on the exam (click the certification link). There you can can get details of exactly what you will be tested on.\n\nThe links provided by the other answer above will definately help you as there are tutorials, sample papers,  etc on those sites.\n\nI would advise you to study as though you were going to take the SCJP exam, and do the sample papers on those sites for SCJP.\n\nYou might want to check out this site for tutorials, etc: http://www.javacamp.org/index.html
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There's a significant and meaningful difference between "certification" and "licensed."\n\nCertification is provided through schools – you can't get it without some form of education/training/classes or the equivalent. Some school "certifies" that you have a particular number of hours of training (and, sometimes, experience). The alternative is that you may be able to find a school that will accept your experience and give you equivalent credits – but it will be for a price (of course, these schools are all for-profit companies when you look closely).\n\nLicensing is different – in California, for instance, your massage "license" is really a form of a business license (not some kind of boards you have to pass as for law and medicine). But the catch is that many cities require you to already have some kind of certification. But look into this distinction wherever you're located – it may work in your favor.\n\nIn any case, you are going to have to lay out some money to get the credentials you need. There are ways to do this without having "to go through the training all over again" but it will cost you some money. In other words, pick your poison: going through more classes or paying some significant money (if not both).\n\nThe reason this is the way it is is easy to understand: those of us who pay for massages don't want every ding-a-ling who's ever rubbed someone's back to work on them. On the other end of the unhappy spectrum, cities don't want to encourage massage parlors that are nothing more than fronts for prostitution.\n\nIf you're serious about your profession, suck it up and take the classes, get the certification, do it the legitimate way and be proud of the hard work you've put in.
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I think you have to be certified to give it. When I took the course my employer contracted someone to come in and give the course.
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Depending on which platform you need your software to run, check out HotScripts for various quiz engines they have. A certification test would be a multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank quiz.
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Most organizations have a qualification process you have ot go through. I would contact the CIO/CTO's office and ask them if you can get a copy, and what they look for most.\n\nGood Luck.
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you need to be certified through an accredited program and then take the required state tests to be state certified.  private schools can differ from public, though.
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find out in which states the association has offices, and whether or not the association is incorporated. \n\nGo to the relevant state Department of Corporations (in California, this is the Secretary of State), and find out where the association has an agent. By law, at least in California, any corporation doing business in the state must have an agent representative. You serve a petition on the Agent.\n\nIf the Association is not a corporation, you must serve the petition on one of its officers or board members. You can find out this information on its web site or by writing to the association.
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I would be happy to help you with that, but I need a few more details. Can you elaborate a little, is it a verbatim script you need or the training on the proceedure a CSR should follow.\nLet me know more and I will give you what you need
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Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) - link 1\nMicrosoft Certified Professional (MCP) - link 2, 3\nMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) - link 3\n\nYou know far more about you know that do I, so I'd tell you to figure out which certifications most closely resemble what you've learned or what you'd like to do, and try to obtain those.
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One good investment is to join an association like the International Virtual Assistants Association.  In addition to providing certification programs for their members, they also have a request for proposal option for potential employers.  \n\nWhen I was a member, I often got work from fellow members who had more work than they could handle.\n\nI also used to write a monthly column for their ezine, which is the second link.