What??s in a name?

can be slightly confusing because there are four different types of MCITPs, and each corresponds to a different job role. Listing the MCITP credential without qualifying the MCITP category would be ambiguous as to whether you were a help desk support technician or even a business intelligence programmer. 

You might wonder why the , an old credential, is so popular when the Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Database Administrator has replaced it. The MCITP is part of Microsofta??s latest certification program on SQL Server 2005. Interestingly, the MCITP: Database Administrator is less popular than the MCDBA. A major reason for this is Microsofta??s new names a???MCDBA is self-explanatory, as DBA is already an industry term, and MC prefixes all Microsoft certifications.

Thus, the   means very little alone, yet it is cumbersome when referenced with its category. This does not reflect a lack of demand for SQL Server 2005 a??? it is simply a problem with new names catching on in HR departments.

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