Whats the latest in Information Technology?
By elsoft12
@elsoft12 (1821)
India
April 22, 2010 11:07pm CST
This is for the Information Technology(IT) people around here so that people interested in this field can start working in that direction based on the advise and suggestions provided by the experienced.Hence,you are requested to come with whats up and new and what are technologies a newbie should get to learn for a good career in Information Technology.
4 responses
@ricdem99 (34)
• Philippines
23 Apr 10
If you are the analytic type then i suggest you go into Networking. It includes building, maintaining and securing. Building such as designing the network and how much it would cost. How things would operate once you have them in place. How to secure them from attacks. And of course how to maintain them in order to avoid downtime and be in top performance.
@ricdem99 (34)
• Philippines
27 Apr 10
Networking will go a long long way since it is the very basic of connecting the world as a whole. As new technologies in networking are developed, the more it will evolve. I am talking about connecting your network client to the switch/hub. Connecting the switch/hub to the router. Connecting the router to the modem. And the modem to the ISP and the ISP to the backbone to the rest of the world. The only way is up in networking. On top it all, securing everything in its path.
Newer ways will be discovered and invented. People need to connect with others. Example nowadays we are running out of IPv4 so IPv6 has been invented.
@teito_klein (264)
• Philippines
23 Apr 10
Hi elsoft12!
My professor said that today's trend in information technology is Web Designing and Business Oriented Software Programming. I am still at my 2nd year of college in information technology so i am not that opened in the IT Industry. In web designing my professor said that PHP Programming is very in demand nowadays because many are interested in creating websites and earning from it. Few schools only offers PHP Programming so basically it is learned by self study. My suggestion is even if this course is not offered on colleges/universities you must have a deeper understanding about this matters because of its high demand in the market. Other suggested languages that you must study are c#, Java, c++ ( for foundation ) and Advance Visual Basic. This is according to my professor. I wish this can help each IT people here at myLot! Good Luck! ^^
@elsoft12 (1821)
• India
23 Apr 10
Thanks Teito,
Great to know from you.Its a good point made by your professor regarding software programming.Your sharing of this will definetely help people around here and you know you too can get to know more from other people commenting here,sharing their views on the subject.Thanks once again and wishing you a great day.
@teito_klein (264)
• Philippines
23 Apr 10
Thanks for the compliments sister! I hope so that i may also learn from the comment of other people. I love to learn new things so that i can be competitive enough when i finished my college degree. :D
@kalav56 (11464)
• India
23 Apr 10
Hi elsoft! Not seen you for a very long time.I am no IT person thouhg I have been getting familiar [now it is no longer familiar but graduated to "friendly" but am not at all in a position to advise on this ]with the computer for the past 4 years.
Just dropped in to say "Hullo"!
@elsoft12 (1821)
• India
23 Apr 10
Hi Kalav,Good to hear from you.I couldnt make it to mylot for a long time as my schedule was heave.Now I get some time get in again.You can possibly see my other disussion on innovations suggested...thats for people who use/need technology and your posts can help as inputs for technology developers.
@beachdune (907)
• India
23 Apr 10
The latest in information technology is the latest information itself.
