What is yr area of specialization in the IT industry

[shutterfly]

I know many clubsnappers are actually working in the IT industry. May I know what is your area of specialization? Just want to what kind of options are there in Singapore.

 

[ninelives]

MS system , winnt, win 2000,win2003, exchange...etc...server...

linux, novell, i dunno.

 

[icarus]

Networking!

Routers

 

[locksley]

Project management

 

[whoelse]

white hat hacking

 

[junyang]

Networking.. Won the Cisco Networking Challenge 2002 $3000 cash!

Web-development ( PHP, Mysql, Coldfusion, MS SQL, ASP.net, just some of the things i've used )

Windows server.. Active directory.. stuff like that MS Exchange

 

[dementate]

networking: foundry, cisco
systems: linux, freebsd (dns [bind, powerdns, nominum], web[php, perl, etc], mail [sendmail, postfix], load balacing using IPVS, Radiator, etc)

lots of interesting stuff

 

[togu]

W2k Server, W2k3 Server, SQL2k, ASP

 

[anthony.phua]

Enterprise System Management using product from the Big Blue

 

[kongg]

hmmmmmmmm lotsa untapped talent here. All nicks are noted and will contact u all when the opportunity for collaboration arises.

 

[hackie]

how abt corporate sales? anything from setting up of a network, servers, laser printers, plotters down to PCs, thumbdrives.. u name it, u got it..

 

[whoelse]

ya hackie, did 5-6yrs of tat too for my 1st job 11 yrs ago...

 

[Wai]

white hat hacking

interesting...

for me will be product testing

 

[Royce]

PeopleSoft.

 

[ninelives]

Networking.. Won the Cisco Networking Challenge 2002 $3000 cash!

wat is this about? care to share?

 

[jbma]

Information Security (anti-virus, intrusion detection, spam control and Security audit for my company)

 

[junyang]

wat is this about? care to share?

Hmm.. Some competition.. But its only for secondary sch and jc la

http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/global/asiapac/news/2002/pr_08-20.html

 

[wantunn]

Portal Development

 

[Pinoy]

2-Tier / 3-Tier DB Development (Delphi, VB), n-Tier and Web Development (Java), Speech Enabled Application Development (VB, C++), RDBMSes (Oracle, MSSQL, Interbase) and now, PeopleSoft (still newbie) :sweatsm:

I guess specialty-wise, more on GUI front-end development ( where Delphi rocks!!! )

:Later,

 

[shutterfly]

Interesting to see so many pple in the network field. Wonder if there are some in more specialized areas like AI, image processing, etc?