Hello. Once you earn a certification, you have that certification forever - it does not expire. With that said, it is recommended that you re-test every three years or so to keep up with the changes in technology. WRT the application architecture and systems architecture certifications, the related exams have been retired as they were not current with the technology. We are working on a plan to create new exams to replace those offerings but we do not yet have an expected date. As we get this information, we will make it available. If you currently hold a TA certification, you will continue to hold it, regardless of whether there is an accompanying test available.
Just a general enquiry. Is there a advantage in having all the documentum certifications .Also the brochure content says exam content is updated as of 2015, does it mean it may refer to topics created after that?
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April 22nd, 2016 08:00
Hello. Once you earn a certification, you have that certification forever - it does not expire. With that said, it is recommended that you re-test every three years or so to keep up with the changes in technology. WRT the application architecture and systems architecture certifications, the related exams have been retired as they were not current with the technology. We are working on a plan to create new exams to replace those offerings but we do not yet have an expected date. As we get this information, we will make it available. If you currently hold a TA certification, you will continue to hold it, regardless of whether there is an accompanying test available.
Does that help?
Thanks.
Amy Pickard
Certification Program Manager
Enterprise Content Division
vagpap1
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April 22nd, 2016 08:00
Of course it helps Amy!
Thank you very much for the details
Regards
Vangelis
vijayambhi
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May 26th, 2017 02:00
Just a general enquiry. Is there a advantage in having all the documentum certifications .Also the brochure content says exam content is updated as of 2015, does it mean it may refer to topics created after that?