Cloud
Summary:
I’ve been in i t for coming up on 20 years now. Have traversed the roles of, you know, basic d des, top support. I work my way up through systems, administration,. systems, engineering, networks, virtual an worked for an m s p for a small amount of time. Then kind of got into a helping the interstructure aspects of cloud.
Transcript:
Speaker 2
you, can you tell me a little bit about your background as a technologist? Sure.
Speaker 1
So. I’ve been in i t for coming up on 20 years now. Have traversed the roles of, you know, basic d des, top support. I work my way up through systems, administration, systems, engineering, networks, virtual an worked for an m s p for a small amount of time, and then kind of got into a helping the interstructure aspects of cloud. Not too long after that, started working for a a great company, a softwire development company, where i was actually able to sit and work directly with development teams. And from there, i learned a ton. I’ve been pretty much doing that since then. The business, more or less is traversed outside of our accustomed development teams to actually helping clients of our company. And i’ve learned a lot, been having a great time. And ye, that’s pretty much where i met from. Now, well,
Speaker 2
technology has certainly changed quite a bit, and it’s a rather a treadmill to keep up with at times. You’d mention cloud as being one of those major innovations. Do you have any perception on the degree to which we’re having success with cloud adoption? Are most people who should be on cloud currently there?
Speaker 1
You know, that’s a good question. You know, i think that cloud is certainly become main stream. I think that’s good for a lot of organizations. I think it’s a challenge that many, many organizations are learning about the differences between, you know, more or less running a dayto cenner, running virtual ation and you know, more or less using api to pervision aspects that you’re now managing or using. (TimeĀ 0:02:34)