Jeff Schertz, PointBridge Consultant, Wins 2008 Microsoft MVP Award
PointBridge, a leading Microsoft solutions provider, is pleased to announce that Jeff Schertz, a consultant specializing in the unified communications practice area, has received the 2008 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award. Microsoft presents the MVP award to those individuals who provide exceptional contributions to the global technical community. Over 100 million people participate in technical communities but only 3,500 individuals are recognized as Microsoft MVPs.
“This award is a testament to Jeff’s expertise and knowledge throughout the communications server technical community,” said Mike Gersten, chief executive officer, PointBridge. “Further, it demonstrates Jeff’s willingness to help others in the community and advance the use of technology to benefit clients, peers, and partners.”
Jeff was nominated for MVP status for his participation in the Microsoft TechNet OCS public forum and for the myriad blogs he has authored on various areas of Microsoft communication technologies. MVPs are a valuable asset to the technical community as they help to solve problems and provide the highest level of expertise for a particular technical area.
About PointBridge
PointBridge (www.pointbridge.com) is a consulting company that connects people to people and people to information. The company builds award-winning collaboration and business intelligence solutions with Microsoft technologies including, SharePoint, Exchange, Office Communications Server and SQL Server.
PointBridge is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and was recently named the 2008 Microsoft Citizenship Partner of the Year Global finalist and was also recognized as the 2007 Microsoft U.S. Central Region Partner of the Year. The company was also honored in 2005 as the worldwide Microsoft Partner of the Year for Advanced Infrastructure Solutions and won the Microsoft Exchange Solution of the Year award.