Reston, VA – Applied Information Sciences (AIS) is proud to announce that Chief Technology Officer, Brent Wodicka, has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Microsoft Foundry.
The Microsoft MVP award honors exceptional, independent community leaders who actively share their technical expertise and real-world insights. Brent’s recognition reflects his leadership in emerging AI architectures, agent-driven software design, Microsoft Fabric modernization, and the advancement of data and analytics platforms. Through publications, presentations, and client innovation initiatives, he’s helping organizations apply Microsoft technologies to solve complex business challenges.
“As a long-standing, highly respected Microsoft partner, AIS has always been committed to demonstrating our Microsoft expertise in ways that create real value for our clients,” said Larry Katzman, CEO of AIS. “Brent’s ability to connect emerging Microsoft technologies with real-world business and mission outcomes makes this recognition especially meaningful. We appreciate Microsoft recognizing the impact he continues to have across our company, our clients, and the technology and AI industries more broadly.
As a Microsoft partner since the inception of the program, AIS remains committed to advancing innovation across AI, data, cloud, and application modernization for clients in highly regulated industries. This recognition reflects the company’s continued investment in technical excellence and community leadership.
“It is an honor to be recognized as a Microsoft MVP,” said Brent Wodicka. “I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the technical community and guide organizations through embracing these technologies responsibly and effectively. Microsoft is at the forefront of AI technology, and I am excited to continue to dive into all the possibilities and the future that Microsoft is helping to shape.”
To see the official Microsoft announcement, check here: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/MVP/profile/49a90456-6054-402f-acab-cf04d6a77f16
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