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Foote predicts the following certificates will increase in market value in 2021:

Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC). ISACA’s CRISC certification demonstrates competency in identifying and managing enterprise IT risks and implementing and maintaining controls over information systems. “Risk management is one of the skills we’ve identified as being highly rewarding and growing in value,” Foote says. Two years ago, only 18,000 professionals were CRISC certified; that number has grown to 30,000 and counting.

the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) certification , which certifies knowledge and experience in IT auditing, control, and security, is also growing in value, according to Foote’s research. “ISACA is aggressively promoting its certifications, seeing nearly 10 percent growth in the number of certifications issued by the association,” Foote said. “The idea is that information security is a safe area to build a career in.”

Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO): There’s nepal mobile database shortage of Agile/Scrum certifications, but the most valuable from a business perspective is the product owner. “This is the most senior Scrum certification, and it’s a very challenging role,” says Foote. “It involves responsibility for business decisions, such as determining what features should go into a product and how to prioritize them—decisions that can’t be made in a vacuum. The value of this certification has started to increase in the last six to nine months.”

Product owners must have skills in communication and stakeholder engagement, conflict management, creative thinking, and the ability to influence. “It’s a very personal job,” says Foote. “While a Scrum Master helps the team learn and implement the methodology, the Product Owner creates the vision.”

People with this certification are needed by IT managers to be the owners of the entire product life cycle, from requirements gathering and feature prioritization, through development, review, and testing, and all the way to customer acceptance and satisfaction.