Microsoft awards TechGyan

Microsoft has awarded Mumbai-based solution provider Suresh Ramani, CEO,

TechGyan with the MVP award (Most Valuable Professional) for Windows Small

Business Server, a solution designed for companies with less than 75 PCs. Ramani

is one of the two MVPs in India, the other one being from Dell. The award

bestowed upon Ramani in view of his contribution in spreading awareness around

networking solutions to technical communities worldwide.

Suresh Ramani, CEO, TechGyan

An elated Ramani shared, “I have always been spreading awareness around the

networking solutions at my free will. As well as enhan­cing my profile, the

award has also given me a sense of responsibility now.”

Microsoft presents the MVP Award to thank individuals for their exceptional

contributions to technical communities worldwide. Microsoft also benefits from

engaging with MVPs through conferences, user groups, code camps, the MVP Global

Summit, and other events. MVPs share their independent, real-world feedback with

the company, thereby helping Microsoft to better understand users' needs,

improve current products, and develop future technology.

Ramani has over 17 years of experience in technology services and is a

consultant to many SMB companies. In 2007, Microsoft had recognized Ramani as

the Partner Area Lead (PAL) for India for his efforts around community building.

Worldwide there are 20 PALs that are recognized by Microsoft.