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141 Vs XML Engineer Certification

 
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Hi guys,
Which is more recognised? 141 by IBM or XML Engineer Certification by SoftwareAG?
Do they cover the same grounds? Anyone knows their differences?
 
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Originally posted by Cheng Wei Lee:
Hi guys,
Which is more recognised? 141 by IBM or XML Engineer Certification by SoftwareAG?
Do they cover the same grounds? Anyone knows their differences?


The IBM 141 shoudl be the most recognized as it is not vendor-specific !!!
The XML Engineer certification seems to be more oriented towards the Tamino XML server
Thats my view point
hope it helps !!!
 
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did IBM invent XML?
 
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Originally posted by Billy Tsai:
did IBM invent XML?


No. W3C did, with Sun Microsystems' Jon Bosak acting as the chair of the working group back in '96.
 
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