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Paul LabergeWeb Platform AdvisorMicrosoft Canada
This post is in reference to the session on March 5 entitled Understanding Microsoft Partner Programs for Designers, Developers and Agencies. While many of you who read this blog may be familiar with the Microsoft Partner Program (MSPP) or might even be a Microsoft Partner, some of you may find this session interesting as it will give you some insight as to how the MSPP can help you grow your business. If you wish to view the session, you can find it here.
Above: Bill Vlandis (left) and Hakan Soderbom (right) presenting the Partner Program session at MIX08 on March 5
Summary of the session:
There are a number of programs in place from Microsoft that you can take advantage of to grow your business. These programs are put in place to help you get the competencies you need to successfully grow your business by building web solutions on the Microsoft platform, whether you are a designer, agency, web developer or systems integrator. Below is a list of relevant programs that you might be interested in looking into, along with there benefits.
Paul
Technorati Tags: Canadian MIXers, MIX08, MSPP
Znów powołam się na relację z sesji na MIX'08 - tym razem dotyczącej programu partnerskiego Microsoft:
Check out this MIX post from the Canadian team summarising the various Microsoft programs and partnership
Hap tip to Shane Morris for linking to the Canadian UX team's summary of the Microsoft Partner Program
I am very much interested in the Artists in Residence program. I heard Arturo Toledo speak about it in his Mix presentation. How can I go about finding out about more details on how myself and others from my company can attend?
Thank you,
Mark