Real-World Windows Azure with OSIsoft

Posted: Oct 22, 2012 at 9:00 AM
By: Nathan Totten, Nick Harris
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In this episode, Nathan interviews OSIsoft Senior Software Developers, Neville Parakh and Colin Breck about their experiences with Windows Azure. The company is building out a framework for a multi-tenant system, developing a portal and the associated infrastructure accordingly. OSIsoft is Microsoft's 2012 Alliance ISV Partner of Year for the Manufacturing & Resources Sector. The company's traditional applications have run on premises using Windows Server and SQL Server, and now the cloud is opening new doors for customers, through an exciting new hybrid model. Watch the video for yourself to find out more.

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