Next month, I will be speaking at a new event in Eastern Canada called MVP Days. It’s a one day event that covers multiple topics around the Microsoft World, and I will be delivering a session on PowerShell for Office 365!
About the Event
Join Canadian Microsoft MVP’s (Most Valuable Professionals) for a one day IT Pro Road Show. Expert Speakers will present based on their real world experience in short action packed sessions. Content will focus on the following topics:
1. Cloud
2. IT Pro/Dev Ops
3. SharePoint/Office 365
4. Development
The Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award is Microsoft’s way of saying thank you to exceptional, independent community leaders who share their passion, technical expertise, and real-world knowledge of Microsoft products with others. It is part of Microsoft’s commitment to supporting and enriching technical communities. Even before the rise of the Internet and social media, people have come together to willingly offer their ideas and best practices in technical communities.
Microsoft recognizes the vital role these individuals play in the adoption and advancement of technology—and in helping our customers do great things with our products. This was the inspiration for the Microsoft MVP Award. Nearly two decades ago, we awarded 37 technical community leaders as MVPs.
Today, there are more than 4,000 MVPs worldwide. They represent more than 90 countries, speak over 40 languages, answer more than 10 million questions a year, and are awarded in almost 90 Microsoft technologies—reflecting the breadth of our products and our global communities.
As such this community initiative is the brain child of several of Microsoft Canada’s Top MVP’s. It is our absolute pleasure to be able to share our knowledge locally allowing our communities to learn more and advance their technical knowledge base. You can follow Canadian MVP’s on Twitter #CDNMVP
Sign up for the Montreal event at the following link: http://ift.tt/20J0xop
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