Challenges of Moving Business Processes to the Cloud

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Microsoft has long been a frontrunner in the ongoing effort to make cloud-based resources accessible and affordable for large and small IT departments. Storage, collaboration, internal systems, and Web applications are just a few of many applications businesses are beginning to turn to the cloud to provide.

In this video, LockerGnome's Jake Ludington speaks with Harold Wong about the challenges many companies are facing as they migrate their IT infrastructure to the cloud. Harold Wong is an IT Evangelist for Microsoft with a focus on private cloud environments.

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http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud/default.aspx

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[Toedoog]

>Interviewing Microsoft employee

>Wear Apple shirt

[jcherrera104]

LOL He's wearing an apple shirt LOL

[rbarysas]

OMG ITS ONLY A SHIRT, PEOPLE!

[Utahduck75]

Is it me or is interviewing a Microsoft employee a back-handed, douche-bag move?

[FancyNerd]

@warex3d It's just a shirt! So what? It's not like he's shoving apple in his face ._.

[warex3d]

fucking fatty looser wearing an apple shirt? hahahah

[lanceseidman]

Wow, a Apple shirt, really? How disrespectful can you be? It's not an Apple commercial and ironic how your the "Windows" guy and Chris is the "Apple" guy or it seems as your always with a Windows PC but good interview, that's what counts..