Microsoft has launched a recruitment drive for its Technology Adoption Program (TAP) specifically for Windows Server. The company is inviting enterprise clients to test unreleased features and versions before they hit the market, allowing them to provide direct feedback to the product development team.
Unlike standard public previews, TAP functions as a targeted validation mechanism. Participants are required to deploy these preview versions within isolated laboratory or testing environments. The goal is to verify specific functionalities, system upgrades, and ensure compatibility with existing enterprise workloads.
Interested companies must commit technical staff to conduct hands-on testing and maintain a consistent flow of feedback. Microsoft will select participants based on their specific business requirements, infrastructure capabilities, and the alignment of their current validation projects with the program's needs.
The selection process involves an initial screening of submitted forms, followed by direct communication via Microsoft Teams for qualified candidates. Microsoft will also host a dedicated Windows Server booth at the upcoming Ignite conference, scheduled for November 17–19, to provide consultations for potential partners.
