Implementing and Optimizing Microsoft Azure for your Public, Private or Hybrid Cloud

On-Demand Webinar

If you’re like the many businesses out there looking at ways to benefit from a right-sized cloud platform, learn more about your options based on your business requirements. Nearly every organization has infrastructure today which may be on-premises or with a hosting provider, but decision-makers can often be confused and/or intimidated when trying to understand how networking, authentication and management will function to maximize their Microsoft investment.

In this webinar, Windows IT Pro senior contributing editor John Savill and Shane Young from Rackspace will explore key capabilities and use cases for:

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about how to maximize your Microsoft investment while meeting your business requirements with a cloud that best meets your needs.

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Speakers

John Savill is a Windows technical specialist, an 11-time MVP, and an MCSE for Private Cloud and Server Infrastructure 2012. He's also ITIL certified and a CISSP. John is the author of the popular FAQ for Windows and a senior contributing editor to Windows IT Pro, as well as the author of Microsoft Virtualization Secrets (Wiley) and Mastering Hyper-V 2012 R2 with System Center and Azure (Wiley). John's blog is available at Savilltech.com.

Shane Young, Director of Product, Microsoft Practice at Rackspace.  Shane is a proud Racker who has been living in the Microsoft world for almost 20 years. While he is best known for being a SharePoint MVP for the last 10 years, he has added some new tricks to his bag. In the quest to find the best place for those persistent workloads to run, he ended up helping to create a Microsoft Private Cloud offering at Rackspace. And while playing with those clouds he has also delved into Microsoft Azure, opening the door for running his friend SharePoint anywhere and everywhere. When his head isn’t in the clouds, Shane lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he plays too much golf.