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If you have read some of my previous posts, you already know that I am not one to follow conventional wisdom. Like many of my Concurrency colleagues, the idea of following generally accepted theories or beliefs it is not what excites us, and it is certainly not what drives us.

How we create value for our customers is not by following a solution-first approach. But it is more about following a people-first approach.

Let us explore together what I mean by that.

Jaime Velez by Jaime Velez

Windows Virtual Desktop Insights

In today's webinar, Concurrency CTO Nathan Lasnoski hosted a discussion on Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) with Concurrency Technical Architect Brian Voelz. They discussed how WVD benefits organizations by supporting secure, scalable and efficient work whether end users are in-office or remote. Nathan and Brian walked through how you can leverage WVD to reduce physical desktop costs and increase efficiency by deploying virtual machines in minutes vs. days.

Stephanie Siewert by Stephanie Siewert

Cloud Assessment and Migration for your Organization

If you're wondering when it's a good time to start planning your journey to the cloud, the time is now. Concurrency cloud experts Duncan Lindquist and Sean Lawrence discuss how the Cloud Economic Assessment helps you do so with financial confidence and detail how cloud migration modernizes data and processes, while cutting costs and eliminating management of on-premises data centers. 

Stephanie Siewert by Stephanie Siewert

Monthly Azure Payment Option

Recently, Microsoft Azure released an update to the Azure Reservation model that might help with paying for Azure resources that will be used for long term. Read this post to find out how to setup monthly payments for your Azure Reservations.

Paul Harris by Paul Harris

Terraform 101

A brief introduction to the basics of Terraform

Matt Sidwell by Matt Sidwell

Cloud Computing and Cloud Development are entering the second decade

Cloud computing today is much different than it was nine years ago. Not only is the cloud different, but the developers who author code for this environment are different. Nine years ago, if someone came to you and said: “make me a website”, there were only a few ideal ways to do it. Today, they are many ways to do it. In fact, in the cloud alone there are five ways to do the same thing. With Azure the limit of scale of your system will not be Azure, the limit of scale will be you. It will be the choices you made in the design process that affect the scalability of your system. 

Eric Franz by Eric Franz

Cloud Hybrid Search

Cloud Hybrid Search in SharePoint Server 2013/2016 and Office 365 allows a unified search experience of content from SharePoint online and on-premises sites. This is an important search feature to allow users to easy find their information without having to know if the site is on-premises or in the cloud.

Hozafa Motiwala by Hozafa Motiwala

Why your peers are adopting cloud storage solutions

While I was at Microsoft in the early Cloud adoption days, there was a lot of celebration surrounding a shift to the Azure. Here we are - eight years after I first started working in Cloud services and going on three years removed from Microsoft - many customers are still adopting basic elements, such as storage, while others are creating new business models leveraging Cloud technologies.
 

Chad Alexander by Chad Alexander

Adetayo Adegoke Joins Concurrency, Inc. as Vice President, Customer Engagement and Cloud Platforms

Concurrency, Inc. has hired veteran Microsoft-focused consultant Adetayo (“Tayo”) Adegoke in a newly created vice president position to head two of the firm’s five Digital Transformation practice areas: Customer Engagement and Cloud Datacenter. Concurrency’s other Digital Transformation practices are Modern IT Management, Modern Applications, and Data & Analytics.
 

Concurrency Blog by Concurrency Blog