Microsoft has announced that five consultants from Denny Cherry and Associates Consulting (DCAC) have been awarded Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) status, securing a total of six 2024 Microsoft MVP awards. This recognition underscores DCAC's expertise and dedication to the IT sector.
Denny Cherry, the Owner and Principal Consultant of DCAC, received the prestigious Microsoft MVP award in two distinct categories: Microsoft Data Platform and Microsoft Azure. Cherry's dual MVP status places him among a select group of individuals worldwide who have achieved such an honor. The other DCAC consultants who received MVP awards in the Data Platform category are Joey D'Antoni, Meagan Longoria, John Morehouse, and Monica Rathbun.
Cherry expressed pride in his team's accomplishments, stating, "Our accomplished team of Microsoft MVPs thrives on creating data and cloud solutions to support our clients' success. Each consultant also spends a lot of personal time working on activities to educate the IT community, and DCAC is proud to support them in these endeavors."
The 2024 Microsoft MVP Awards were announced on July 10, 2024, marking the beginning of Microsoft's fiscal year, which runs from July 2024 to June 2025. The MVPs are a global group of technical experts and leaders from 90 countries and regions who share their knowledge passionately with the community. Their contributions span speaking engagements, writing books, posting on social media, and assisting others in online communities.
Denny Cherry and Associates Consulting, an award-winning Microsoft Partner, assists companies in reliably attaining IT goals such as cloud migration to public clouds like Azure and AWS, including using VMWare in the cloud. Their expertise also covers high availability (HA), scalability, SQL Server virtualization, and acceleration. With a diverse clientele ranging from Fortune 50 corporations to small businesses, DCAC is committed to providing a high-speed IT environment that maximizes every aspect of their clients' platforms: from architecture to infrastructure to network.
