RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. The traditional way of identification of parts is through bar code technology. However, RFID has several technological advantages over bar code as discussed in the tutorial. RFID tutorial is available from TutorialsWeb.com. The contents of the same are provided below.

1. Introduction to Radio Frequency Identification- RFID

2. Active and Passive RFID Systems

3. RFID Frequencies

4. Operation of RFID Systems

5. RFID Standards

6. RFID Manufacturers

7. Applications of RFID

8. RFID Test Labs:

9. RFID Implementations

10. RFID Glossary of Terms
    
    If you are interested, read RFID Tutorial at tutorialsweb.com

According to a local news paper, SAP, one of the world’s biggest software companies, is cutting its recruitment of Indian software professionals because s/w pros in major Indian cities like Bangalore became very expensive to hire.

Due to high costs involved with experienced Indian s/w professionals,SAP preferred to recruit in China and low-cost eastern European nations. “India is getting too dear,” said SAP CEO Henning Kagermann in the interview with the Financial Times published on Monday.

“We’ve decided to only recruit a certain number more from there, and then to start looking around in other locations,” he added.

The Indian software industry, particularly companies based in Bangalore and other high-tech centres, had been considered as cost effective by foreign MNCs. But whether hiring experienced Indian software experts remains cost effective during the times to come?

CompTIA has recently revised their Network+ exam objectives. The major changes from the previous exam include support for wireless technologies, and deletion of a few obsolete items. Practice tests for the revised exam objectives is available from simulationexams.com Network+ tests (n10-003) page. The revised exam questions cover the newer objectives, and provides a realistic exam environment. The question types include multiple choice single answer, multiple choice multi answer, true/false, and exhibit based questions. Most questions carry detailed explanations. You can view other Comptia(R) practice tests available with simulationexams.com here.

CertExams.com has recently released a network simulator for JUNOS(TM) software, with support for a limited command set. The details can be viewed at Juniper(R) JUNOS Simulator page. This is the most recent stable release of the software from CertExams.com. Earlier network simulators include
CCNA Network Simulator with Online Tests
CCNA Network Simulator with Designer, and
CCNA Router Simulator
On-line tests for several vendor IT certifications are also available at online.certexams.com
The available on-line tests include:
A+ Core practice tests
A+ OS practice tests
CCNA practice tests
PHP practice tests, and others.
More information is available at certexams.com

Network Simulator for CCNA preparation has been released recently. You can download the same at Network Simulator for CCNA home page. The software comes in two versions:

• CCNA Network Simulator w/Online tests
• CCNA Network Simulator with Designer, and
• CCNA Router Network Simulator

CCNA Network Simulator w/online tests, as the name implies comes with ccna online practice tests. It will also include the Network designer part. This package is highly recommended for candidates preparing for CCNA.

CNA Network Simulator w/Designer comes with network designer and simulator. Note that it does not include practice tests. If you have other means for practice tests, such as Boson tests, this is the right choice.

The third version comes without network designer. However, you can still use hundreds of built-in labs available with the package.

Checkout the website for free demo downloads, and more information.

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