On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom (UK) voted to withdraw from the European Union (EU). The referendum, called by Prime Minister David Cameron, produced a 52% to 48% win for the Leave side. Tellingly, the campaign has been dubbed “Brexit” by the Leave side, a contraction of British and Exit. If the UK chooses to honour the referendum results and proceed with the exit, the changes could trigger significant economic, social and political changes, within the UK, the EU and beyond.

If you're thinking of launching a career in information technology (IT) or of getting certified for something you're already doing in IT, then there are a host of certifications available that you should consider pursuing. Whether you're interested in networking, security, or systems administration, you'll be able to find an IT certification that can help launch or enhance your career.

But let's be honest: You're after the big bucks. With that in mind, this article lists the top seven highest-paying IT certifications, what each job pays, and what the work entails. The salary data in this piece was provided by Global Knowledge, a learning services and professional development solutions provider. If you're interested in any of the jobs listed below, then head over to Global Knowledge's website to see if they can provide you with resources or courses designed to improve your likelihood of getting certified.

Technology creates change everywhere it is implemented. Most of the time those changes are good, but sometimes they aren't so good. With the growth of technology people become more connected to things, rather than people and they get busier and find far more distractions.

However, technology also makes some things easier, and with technology there have come many advances in project management that make it a much easier task for managers to take on. For better or worse, here are some of the ways that technology has managed to change project management.