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Just over 6 years ago, I received my first Microsoft MVP award. It was unexpected, in part because I’d only started doing anything community facing 18 months earlier. But it rated – people were finding what I was doing genuinely useful and that award was an absolutely pivotal moment which
Learn about MDT, USMT, and reference images for deploying Windows 10 in your organization.
Learn about MDT, USMT, and reference images for deploying Windows 10 in your organization.
This year’s global MVP TechDays will deliver sessions on subjects like data, DevOps, and Quantum Computing and it will all be offered for no cost online.
read more Continue reading Global MVP TechDays Online Scheduled for 20-22 February 2017
This three part series from Microsoft MVP Toni Pohl tells you everything you need to know about working with Groups and Connectors in Office 365.
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Looking for an opportunity to learn about how Microsoft apps, products and services are used in the real world? TechDays Online 2016 is a free five day event that will do just that and you get to watch online from your own desk.
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With Microsoft refocusing its efforts on developers and businesses, those most interested in consumer devices have been left out in the cold. More importantly, it took Microsoft since last October to figure out what to do with its MVP group… Continue reading Consumer MVPs Finally Get a New Home
Each year since 2011, on April first (yeah, I know…), I’ve looked for one of these to land in my inbox and fortunately, this year didn’t disappoint:
The MVP program has been an enormously fulfilling thing to be a part of these last five years.
Each year since 2011, on April first (yeah, I know…), I’ve looked for one of these to land in my inbox and fortunately, this year didn’t disappoint:
The MVP program has been an enormously fulfilling thing to be a part of these last five years. It’s been great for the connections I’ve made, the access to folks in Microsoft and the community engagements it’s lead to, particularly in my post-corporate life as an independent. Now yes, I’ve been misquoted as “Troy Hunt from Microsoft” many, many times as a result but frankly, that’s been the only downside.
For those wondering, this is independent of my role as a Microsoft Regional Director. I’ll still go through the annual MVP renewal process which looks at what community contributions I’ve made and then (hopefully) the RD thing will continue to tick over on a bi-annual basis.
Thanks everyone who continues to read this blog, watch my Pluralsight courses, come to my conference talks and do the things that you do to help me have such a fulfilling career 🙂
Microsoft is reshuffling its MVP program to better reflect where the company intends to go in the next couple years.
read more Continue reading Microsoft Shuffles the MVP Program Again, Puts Consumer on the Backburner