Last week was Microsoft MVP renewal time – as you’ll probably have seen – and usually, I share this news firsthand, but this year my wife caught me off guard and in a week of hard work and was faster than me!
📝 One-Minute Brief
Receiving the Microsoft Azure MVP award for 2021‑2022 marks another year of recognition for ongoing contributions to the Azure and enterprise integration community. This milestone reflects continued involvement in community blogging, tooling, and knowledge sharing around Microsoft integration technologies.
I’m delighted to share with you that on July 1st, I was renewed as a Microsoft Azure MVP (Microsoft Most Valuable Professional) for one more year. This is my 11th straight year on the MVP Program, a fantastic journey that started in 2011, back then as a BizTalk Server MVP. It looks like it was yesterday! And even though it’s already been 11 years, I still feel the same joy, excitement, and privilege of belonging to this group as on the first day!
It is an honor and a privilege to be among great minds and community leaders! I want to send a big thanks to Cristina González Herrero and Irene Otero Perez for all the fantastic work managing the program in my region. And to all my fellow MVPs, my beautiful family, my coworkers, and to my team at DevScope, and in special all my blog readers, friends, members of Microsoft Enterprise Integration Community – THANKS! Thanks for your support over these years.
I’m looking forward to another great year!
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HI Sandro, Congrats for the Awards! all the best. I have a quick, I took some new task in my job to document Biztalk integration projects using diagrams, I am really new to that and wondering if you can point out where I can start from. Do you have any sample diagrams, books, training courses? that would be very very helpful. Thanks so much!
Marlene