Peter Schmidt, MVP, MCM

NeoConsulting, Denmark

Peter Schmidt is a freelance Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect. He has been working as a consultant since 1996, his primary focus and passion is on Messaging, Productivity and Modern Workplace, based on Microsoft technologies such as Exchange, Office 365 and Enterprise Mobility + Security.

Peter is a Microsoft Certified Solution Master on Exchange, as well as a Microsoft MVP: Office Apps & Services, which he has been awarded for the last 11 years, for his community contributions.

Peter has been speaking numerous times at Danish and Norwegian events like Microsoft Campus Days, Nordic Infrastructure Conference and at local User Group events. He also runs the Danish User Group (CoLabora), with focus on Microsoft Productivity and Modern Workplace.”

Follow Peter at:
Blog: www.msdigest.net
Twitter: www.twitter.com/petsch

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