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What is the difference between a desktop engineer and network engineer?

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Asked by Rohit Tikudave

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    Kritika Agarwal | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    A desktop engineer is responsible for the hardware and operating systems to support business functions. They may or may not support the applications like databases, web services etc.
    The network engineer is responsible for the infrastructure that ties all of the systems engineers computers together.
    With 'the cloud' terms like cloud architecture and dev ops engineering seem to blur these lines a lot.

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