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What is your Azure Maturity Level?
The Azure Maturity Model is based on the Cloud Maturity Model developed by the Open Data Center Alliance. Its purpose is to help you determine where you stand in your ability to adopt the cloud successfully. We have adapted it … Continue reading
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Nashville Microsoft Azure Users Group Meetings 2020-2021
We founded the Nashville Microsoft Azure Users Group in 2013 two weeks after we moved here. Back then we started with 4 members. Now we have over 1800! For most of that time we have been meeting at Microsoft in … Continue reading
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Windows Virtual Desktop and Windows as a Service
Many years ago, I argued with a friend of mine in Redmond that eventually even the Windows client operating system would be virtualized, just like Windows Server. He swore that would never happen. Since then the windows client OS has … Continue reading
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The Path to Successful Azure Adoption
Last month I posted an article: An Azure Migration Assessment Methodology that give guidance on how to perform a Migration Assessment project as part of a move to Azure. Back in 2017 I blogged about a company’s Azure Maturity Level. … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Governance, Microsoft Azure, Migration
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Azure: What to use When! [Online Meeting] UPDATED
As many of you may know I founded and run the Nashville Microsoft Azure Users Group. This group has grown quite a bit in the last year. We now have over 1,500 members! As a result, we have quite a … Continue reading
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An Azure Migration Assessment Methodology
Introduction As many of you may know I have been involved with Azure from its very beginning. As a Microsoft Architect Evangelist, and later as a Consultant, I have helped many Microsoft customers and partners adopt Azure successfully. Some of … Continue reading
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A few simple rules for Working From Home
Thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic a lot of folks who traditionally worked from an office daily are entering the new world of Working from Home (WFH). It is pretty clear to me that this is not just a temporary situation. … Continue reading
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Nashville Global Azure 2020
The April 25th, 2020 Global Azure event in Nashville has been cancelled! Global Azure events all over the world have been cancelled due to the Covid-19 virus. (See https://globalazure.net/Blog/Post/190/Global-Azure-and-COVID-19) Because of this we will not be holding our April 25th … Continue reading
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Azure Governance: The Key to Azure Success
A while back I did a blog post titled: “Is Azure Adoption Too Easy”. That title raised a few eyebrows. Let me be perfectly clear; I have been working with Azure since before it was called Azure. I discovered it … Continue reading
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The Nashville edition of the 2019 Global Azure Bootcamp was a great success!
We had a great 2019 Global Azure Bootcamp event in Nashville on Saturday April 27th Approximately 80 Azure enthusiasts attended the event. Next year we will probably have to move to bigger space since we could not accommodate everyone who … Continue reading
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