Building an Azure Business Practice

Posted: Mar 26, 2010 at 8:17 PM
By: Brian Johnson
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Part one of a two part series on building your business on Azure.

Microsoft Partners, Have You Pondered the Business Opportunity behind Azure?

We’ve all heard about the industry shift to the Cloud, but are you jumpstarting your Windows Azure business to be a part of it?

Chris Rolon, an Architectural Consultant with Neudesic has been working with Azure since it was first announced at Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference in 2008. As a senior thought leader and recognized subject matter expert in this area, Chris spearheaded early adoption at his company as well as having lead and completed several customer engagements. In this session Chris provides a soups-to-nuts overview of the platform, discusses the potential upside market opportunity for partners and presents his perspective on how to get-started identifying and developing Azure opportunities.

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