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Two certification exam updates are available now.

One is 310-065, or Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform.SE 6.0. It is a Sun certification. Please pay attention to Question 28 of Simulation E. The drag-and-drop question’s answer is changed.

Another exam updated is for a HP certification. The number of the exam is HP0-D04 and its name is Planning and Designing HP Enterprise Solutions.

The regular updates is to guarantee the high quality of our material in comply with the latest requirement of all Vendors. We confidently believe that with the up-to-date and increasingly accurate materials, you will ace the exam on that day!

Today, new updates are renewed for many certification candidates.

After the updates yesterday, Exam 310-065 (Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform. SE 6.0.) has two questions modified, namely Question 48 of Test B and Question 34 of Test C.

HP0-J23 (Implementing MSA Storage Solutions ) is a HP certification exam. Questions of Test A has been changed. Hurry up to check it if you are preparing for the exam.

220-603 is also known as CompTIA A+. Now a series updates are available now. Text B, C, D & E all have some corrections.

With the constantly correction and modifications, Pass4sure sincerely hope you can avail yourself to get certified.

As a leader in the IT certification exam training industry, Pass4sure is trying to supply all the materials for all candidates.

Last week, a large number of updates were renewed for Cisco exam takers. Today, updates for Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform.SE 6.0 (310-065) are available.

In simulation B, the answers to two drag and drop questions, to be specific Question 19 and 31, are adjusted.

Pass4sure 310-065 study guide contains 300 Q&As, covering the best of the knowledge of the exam. The exam has 60 questions and you have to answer 35 questions correctly to pass it.

We are hoping that all the updates will be helpful for you to prepare for the Sun certification exam.

Recently Sun Microsystems said that it plans to cut up to 3,000 jobs worldwide over the next 12 months because of the delay in the acquisition of the company by Oracle.

The acquisition announced in April has been approved by the SEC in August, but halted by EU last month in consideration of anti-competition.

The layoff plan due to the delay of acquisition will cost Sun from $75 million to $125 million over the next year, which will inevitably effect Oracle’s financials as well. Therefore, people are worrying about there would be more cuts of jobs once the merger is closed.

Monday, Oracle announced its acquisition of Sun Microsystems, Inc. by 7.4 billion U.S. dollars. Difficulties that Sun is currently facing and the failure of IBM to acquire Sun give an opportunity to Oracle for this acquisition.

As an independent company, Sun has a history of 27 years in Silicon Valley.

After the acquisition of Sun, Oracle will gain the ownership of Java programming language which is now used in more than one billion of the world’s devices. Oracle will also receive Solaris operating system, a basic platform for many products of Oracle.

Over the past 4 years, more than 40 billion US dollars was spent on the acquisitions by Oracle, of which the acquisition of Sun is not the largest one, but the boldest one. By acquiring Sun, Oracle will enter the storage and computer hardware market, so as to provide one-stop technical services to over 300,000 enterprises, governments and schools.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said in the conference call Monday, “Through the acquisition of Sun, Oracle can better coordinate the various parts of technology products and making them work together better.”

Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz was of the view that the merger of these two companies could create a “system and software giant” to redefine the industry as a whole and to redraw the border of the industry. In addition, through the introduction of Sun technologies, Oracle can provide customers with more user-friendly computing solutions in lower prices.

In this acquisition, Oracle will pay 9.5 U.S. dollars per share to Sun. Besides cash and debt that Sun currently holds, the value of this transaction is 5.6 billion U.S. dollars.

IBM and Sun have been negotiating for the acquisition in March in which IBM raised the price of 9.40 U.S. dollars per share. However, the acquisition negotiation eventually broke down, because the two sides differed in terms of prices, and that IBM was not sure weather this transaction could get through the antitrust review.

It is estimated by Oracle that by the first fiscal year after the acquisition of Sun, Oracle’s adjusted profits will be increased by 15 cents per share, which is equivalent to the adjusted total profits increased by 1.5 billion U.S. dollars. By the second fiscal year, the total profits are estimated to increase by more than 2 billion U.S. dollars.

The new structure of the IT industry must bring on lots of transformations. Many IT professionals are wondering where these Sun certifications to go and what changes will take place in the certification exams. Pass4sure, with these two main vendors, will obverse closely. Its up to date testing bibles will still be the compass for most candidates.

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