Project MVP

[3326ubb]

Sirs,
I am fairly expert in MS Project having successfully implemented
customised system, scheduling tool based on MS Project at two
different, diverse organisation, with very good knowledge of ERP
scheduling & Theory of constaints.
I have just gained my PMP certification.
Now, I wish to become Project MVP.
Can anyone guide me about what I need to do ?
How useful it may prove in my career, consultancy business ?
I hail from Mumbai, commercial capital of India.
Thanks in advance.
3326ubb.

 

[John]

Sirs,
I am fairly expert in MS Project having successfully implemented
customised system, scheduling tool based on MS Project at two
different, diverse organisation, with very good knowledge of ERP
scheduling & Theory of constaints.
I have just gained my PMP certification.
Now, I wish to become Project MVP.
Can anyone guide me about what I need to do ?
How useful it may prove in my career, consultancy business ?
I hail from Mumbai, commercial capital of India.
Thanks in advance.
3326ubb.

3326ubb,
The best place to get information about Microsoft MVPs is at,
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com

For your reference, you cannot "apply" to become an MVP. MVPs are
selected based on many criteria, including continued long term
participation as a responder in the appropriate newsgroup(s).

John
Project MVP

 

[Jack Dahlgren]

To briefly summarize, the MVP award is recognition for contributions made to
the user community.
John has pointed out that substantial and sustained responses in the
newsgroups is one of the ways that contributors are identified. Work with
user groups is another way.

However, contibuting does not guarantee the award. I think that for most
MVP's that I know, the award is not the reward. They would contribute even
without the recognition from Microsoft. Contibuting and working with the
user community is useful in your career. The award from Microsoft is of
secondary importance.

-Jack Dahlgren

 

[3326ubb]

Thanks to all !
I wish to be active with news-group.