William Elliott Earns CompTIA Network+ Certification

DWD Technology Group (DWD) is pleased to announce Network Administrator, William Elliott has completed the CompTIA Network+ exam N10-008 and is now certified!

William is now capable of establishing network connectivity by deploying wired and wireless devices; understanding network services, basic data center, and cloud and virtual networking concepts; monitoring network activity, identifying performance and availability issues; implementing network hardening techniques; and managing, configuring and troubleshooting network infrastructure.

We would like to congratulate William on this accomplishment.

About DWD Technology Group

With offices located in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, Indiana, DWD Technology Group is committed to helping companies evaluate and implement proven network, accounting, and business management software systems. DWD is a Microsoft Silver Certified Partner and Sage Software Partner serving clients in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and throughout the Midwest.

Their services and solutions include Managed IT Services, Network Security, ERP, CRM, and Accounting products such as Sage Intacct, Sage 100cloud, BusinessWorks, Sage 50, Sage CRM, Sage HRMS, and MIP Fund Accounting.

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