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What version of certification are we at?<br />
What do you have to do to get which ITIL certification?<br />
Are there any free learning materials out there?<br />
How long should it take someone in the industry to get certified?<br />
What else should I be asking?<br />
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Thanks
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What version of certification are we at?
What do you have to do to get which ITIL certification?
Are there any free learning materials out there?
How long should it take someone in the industry to get certified?
What else should I be asking?

Thanks

What's the best way to go about getting ITIL Certified?

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OS Security

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IT Administration

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