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Why is an Azure Consultant a Rare Thing?

Why is an Azure Consultant a Rare Thing?

If your business has infrastructure in the Azure cloud or is in the process of migrating data, it can be a huge challenge to find the right skills and knowledge to make sure the move is carried out seamlessly with as little disruption to the business as possible. Many traditional IT companies have adapted to the new (virtual) world and recruited cloud specialists, but there is a major skills gap when it comes to specialists on the different platforms. Using an Azure consultant can help to bridge this knowledge gap. However, that’s not the only option when it comes to receiving on-point support with your cloud platform.

Are You Having Problems with Azure?

Are You Having Problems with Azure?

At the start of 2016, the Synergy Research Group’s 2015 study, of the global market share achieved by major public cloud providers had Amazon in first place and Microsoft in second with a 9% share.  Over the past 4 years, this picture has changed, and while Microsoft Azure is still ranked second overall, it has grown considerably to 20% while Amazon has retained 31% of the market.  Google remains in 3rd place with around 6% of the total.

The Secrets Behind Azure and AWS Costs that IT Companies Don’t Want You to Know

The Secrets Behind Azure and AWS Costs that IT Companies Don’t Want You to Know

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Avoiding the top 3 Pitfalls in AWS Subscription Management

Avoiding the top 3 Pitfalls in AWS Subscription Management

Background

As more businesses continue to adopt the cloud for their IT infrastructure, the demand for cloud services, especially Amazon Web Services (AWS), has grown rapidly. AWS provides a vast array of services to help businesses manage their cloud infrastructure, and with AWS subscription management, businesses can efficiently manage their cloud resources and scale up or down based on demand.

What do we get asked about Microsoft Azure the most? (Azure FAQ)

What do we get asked about Microsoft Azure the most? (Azure FAQ)

Microsoft Azure provides a scalable public cloud platform with a substantial range of different Virtual Machine configurations that enable it to be used to host many different types of application and makes it a suitable choice for businesses who want a cost effective, secure, and flexible cloud environment that can evolve to meet their changing needs.