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[ossig] LPI: Certification for the Open-Source Community
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- Subject: [ossig] LPI: Certification for the Open-Source Community
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- Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 19:38:22 +0800
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"Sometime in the next few months, the Linux Professional Institute
(LPI) will deliver its 100,000th certification exam. Not bad for a
program that's only in its sixth year of operation, at a time when
analysts have indicated that most IT certifications are decreasing,
not increasing in number.
LPI currently offers two levels of certification for system
administrators using the Linux operating system. The reasons for LPI's
success are fairly straightforward and certainly no secret. They can
be summed up simply in the three characteristics that describe the LPI
program: trusted, accessible and independent. "
-- Evan Leibovitch
http://www.certmag.com/articles/templates/cmag_department.asp?articleid=1238&zoneid=63
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