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IT Certification: Demand, Characteristics and Integration into Traditional University MIS Curriculum

Journal article published by John M. Pfau Library (California State University San Bernardino) examining demand, characteristics, and curricular integration of IT certification within university MIS programs. The source is a 2015 academic article and does not supply further event details in the provided excerpt.

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