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Introduction to Michelle Olson, Azure BDM for North Central District

Meet Michelle Olson, an Azure Business Development Manager based in Minneapolis. Learn about her role in helping Dynamics ERP partners and her experience in the Partner channel since 2000. Discover the benefits of Microsoft Azure and why it is the industry leader in cloud computing.

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Introduction to Michelle Olson, Azure BDM for North Central District

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  1. Let’s chat about Azure…. Michelle Olson Azure Partnerships BDM US Channel Development miolson@microsoft.com C : 651-468-6550

  2. Introduction to Michelle Olson Azure BDM for North Central district based in Minneapolis. Have stretch assignment helping Dynamics ERP partners Been in Partner channel since 2000 working in Private Cloud space Customer of Great Plains since early 90’s

  3. Sick of moving bins? Are your photos safe? Still searching for that one song?

  4. Is your data safe? Are you?

  5. Just pick up and go

  6. Crossing the Chasm

  7. What is Microsoft Azure?

  8. Azure is very much like the things you sell today … Azure is an Internet-scale computing and services platform hosted in data centers managed or supported by Microsoft. It includes many separate features with corresponding developer services which can be used individually or together. … but is also much, much more.

  9. Pets vs. Cattle

  10. Betting on Microsoft Cloud Platform 57% Of Fortune 500 Companies use Microsoft Azure

  11. Why Microsoft Azure?

  12. The Why…. It’s IaaS + PaaS Azure is the only major cloud platform ranked by Gartner as an industry leader for both infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) and platform-as-a-service (PaaS). This powerful combination of managed and unmanaged services lets you build, deploy, and manage applications any way you like for unmatched productivity. It’s economical and scalable Azure can quickly scale up or down to match demand, so you only pay for what you use. Per-minute billing and a commitment to match competitor prices for popular infrastructure services like compute, storage and bandwidth means you’re always getting unbeatable price for performance. It’s everywhere Azure runs on a growing global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters across 13 regions, giving you a wide range of options for running applications and ensuring your customers always get great performance. Azure is the first multinational cloud provider in mainland China and is continuing to expand to new regions around the globe. It’s always up, always on You’ll share the same enterprise-tested platform that powers Skype, Office 365, Bing, and Xbox. Azure offers a 99.95% availability SLA, 24x7 tech support, and round-the-clock service health monitoring. That’s why more than 57% of Fortune 500 companies rely on Azure today. From live streaming Olympic events to online multiplayer online games, our customers are doing some amazing things. It’s open and flexible Azure supports any operating system, language, tool, and framework— from Windows to Linux, SQL Server to Oracle, C# to Java. It puts the best of Windows and Linux ecosystems at your fingertips, so you can build great applications and services that work with every device. It’s hybrid ready Some cloud providers make you choose between your datacenter and the public cloud. Not Azure. Its enterprise-proven hybrid cloud solutions give you the best of both worlds, expanding your IT options without added complexity. With Azure, data storage, backup, and recovery become more efficient and economical. It’s also easier to build applications that span both on-premises and the cloud.

  13. Platform Services Store / Marketplace Automation Portal Developer Services Multi-Factor Authentication Active Directory Compute Key Vault Security & Management Hybrid Operations Service Fabric Team Project Web and Mobile Cloud Services API Management API Apps Web Apps Azure SDK Visual Studio Azure AD Connect Health Integration Remote App Batch Logic Apps Mobile Apps Notification Hubs Application Insights AD Privileged Identity Management Storage Queues Biztalk Services Backup Analytics & IoT Data Operational Insights Hybrid Connections Service Bus Media & CDN SQL Database SQL Data Warehouse HDInsight Machine Learning Import/Export Site Recovery Content Delivery Network (CDN) Media Services Redis Cache VM Image Gallery & VM Depot StorSimple Data Factory Event Hubs Search Infrastructure Services Stream Analytics Mobile Engagement Tables DocumentDB Compute Storage Networking DNS Express Route Traffic Manager VPN Gateway Application Gateway Premium Storage Virtual Network Load Balancer Azure Files BLOB Storage Virtual Machines Containers Datacenter Infrastructure

  14. Scenarios • Acquisitions, divestitures and mergers • Self- or third-party hosted ISVs, SaaS providers and web businesses • Initiatives around digital marketing, customer sentiment and social • Modernizing Windows Server, SQL or line of business applications • Lots of contractors and complimentary workers • Moving to O365, BYOD and Cloud/Web apps like WorkDay

  15. “We wanted to go beyond the industry standard of preventative maintenance, to offer predictive and even preemptive maintenance, so we can guarantee a higher uptime percentage on our elevators.” ANDREAS SCHIERENBECK CEO THYSSEN KRUPP Create the Internet of Your Things

  16. The Conversation

  17. The First Rule…. Don’t say “we need to buy Azure” • Talk about the mission of your business • Solve issues • Help define a Cloud strategy The first rule of Fight Club is ….

  18. Thank you!

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