Meet the Team

Asen Petrov, MCITP: Enterprise Administrator

Windows Deep Technical Support

Best Shore ITO DO Bulgaria Center

HP Enterprise Services

Tyson Leslie: Enterprise Architect

Information Management - Strategy and Architecture

WorleyParsons

http://www.worleyparsons.com

Hiddo de Vreeze:MCITP: Enterprise Administrator,

CEO Asapnet Network Solutions.

The Netherlands

www.asapnet.nl

Manny Sandhu: Microsoft PFE based out of Canada since Oct 06

Primary focus is AD

Chris Yu

Premier Field Engineer

GCR South Premier Field Engineering

Microsoft Services

Ambers Ferrara

Brandon Wray

Martin Solis

Matthew Tisdale

Michael Koeppl

Simon Winterborn

Jun Yao

Microsoft PFE in China since 2010 Aug. 

Specialties are AD, Debugging, Networking, Virtualization and System Center products

Mark Wilson

Senior Premier Field Engineer, Microsoft

James Carrion, MCITP: Enterprise Administrator, Microsoft Certified Trainer

Mountain View Systems, LLC.

Fort Collins, Colorado

http://www.mntview.com/

Microsoft Certified Master - The Journey Begins

On April 4, I begin the ascent to achieving Microsoft's most coveted professional technical certification - the Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) designation. I chose the Active Directory Server 2008 R2 MCM but other MCM offerings include Exchange Server 2010, Sharepoint Server 2010, Lync and SQL 2008.

The MCM program is not for the feint of heart - not only do you have to meet the stringent prerequisites as defined here, but once accepted, there are also significant pre-reading requirements. For the AD R2 program, this is a 4 page list of technical articles comprising some 3000 pages of techno-grizzle to digest before you even take the first step to the summit.

Base camp is Microsoft Campus, Building 40 in Redmond, Washington where 13 fellow climbers and I will attempt the ascent together. They are already experienced Active Directory administrators and architects from all over the world: China, Bulgaria, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and the United States. This is not an individual journey but a team effort and our goal is for all 14 of us to stand together on the summit and celebrate our success. It won't be easy and it will tax our limits - so wish us luck as we begin our journey together and keep track of our progress along the way.