In 2 weeks the Global Corporate Challenge Begins! My team and I have signed up for the Global Corporate Challenge . It started as a challenge from the boys from Readify , and well, we’re all up for a challenge! I recently received the Welcome Pack and have distributed it to the team members - Andrew, Chuck, David, Dave, Jeff, Michael. What is this all about?? Well, we get to wear an official GCC Pedometer for 6 months. Each day we record in the steps we walked into the GCC website , and this plots how far we have walked around the world. Now, the GCC is not a race. But since we were challenged by those Readifyians, we’re going to at least be competitive. As the team captain, I have asked each member to average 10,000 steps a day.  A big ask, but it can only lead to good things. So, this officially kicks off May 25. This gives us 2 weeks to get used to our new friend the GCC Pedometer. Me - I’m going to start taking the stairs from the carpark each day. That will be good for a 1000 steps or so. BTW - The Global Corporate Challenge website is a huge Flash application, sitting on a server running IIS6 . It’s an award winnning site, by award winning web development company Reative Media [ Currently Playing : The Only Living Boy in New York - Simon & Garfunkel - Garden State (03:59) ] Comments Anonymous May 10, 2006 Hmm..sounds like a good idea.  Now to find 6 other people to do it…don’t like my chances Anonymous May 30, 2006 The Global Corporate Challenge kicked off last week. As I posted before, we have a team in the… Anonymous June 05, 2006 The comment has been removed Anonymous June 05, 2006 PingBack from http://blogs.msdn.com/frankarr/archive/2006/06/06/618517.aspx Anonymous July 20, 2006 It’s been a tough 58 days, but today a small victory for Team Microsoft 3359. We’re ahead of all… Anonymous July 26, 2006 It’s been 64 days since we started in the Global Corporate Challenge, and my last BIG update was… Anonymous November 02, 2006 The Global Corporate Challenge . wrapped up last week. So where did Team Microsoft 3359 finish up? Well, Additional resources Last updated on 2006-05-10