If you are interested in getting one step ahead of the competition and wish to earn an MCITP credential, you can do so by signing up for MCITP Windows server 2008 boot camp online at one of several training websites that provide the training. You may enjoy the convenience of taking this training online, or you may choose to attend classes in person at a number of training facilities all over North America. The courses that you take in person run for an average of ten days and most offer an exam review at the end of the instruction. This training is strongly recommended for IT professionals who have at least two years of hands-on experience in implementing, managing and maintaining a Microsoft Windows server.

Windows 7 is the latest version of Microsoft Windows and it is set to be released to the retail world toward the end of October of 2009. Windows 7 will be more focused and comes along with the goal of being totally compatible with applications and hardware that Vista is already compatible with. A new home networking system called Windows Shell will be unveiled with Windows 7. In light of this upcoming release, IT professionals will need to keep an eye out for MCITP Windows 7 boot camp in order to keep current with the changes.