Cloud Concepts: Determining Your Cloud Strategy

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Rashim Mogha

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01 Introduction

001 How to determine your strategy.mp4

01:13

02 Starting the Journey with the Cloud

001 Defining the need to move to the cloud.mp4

02:00

002 Understanding cloud deployment models.mp4

02:33

003 Educating your stakeholders.mp4

02:10

004 Creating a future roadmap.mp4

02:09

03 Identifying a Proof of Concept (POC) Project

001 Identifying the right candidate for POC.mp4

02:20

002 Identifying the POC team.mp4

01:30

04 Creating a Center of Excellence (COE)

001 Defining the roles and responsibilities of the COE.mp4

02:23

002 Building the COE team.mp4

02:19

003 Enabling the COE.mp4

01:37

05 Leveraging the Partner Ecosystem

001 Finding the right partner.mp4

01:49

002 Evaluating the need for a managed service provider (MSP).mp4

02:18

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In this era of digital transformation, the move to cloud is inevitable. In this course, instructor Rashim Mogha walks you through several critical steps in determining your cloud strategy and guiding your company's digital transformation. Rashim explains hybrid and multicloud deployment models, then goes into how to make sure your stakeholders understand how the move to cloud will affect the business. She covers how to have roadmap discussions and create a roadmap. She helps you determine how to pick the right project for proof of concept and how to ensure that you have a team that is open to change. She explains the roles and responsibilities of the Center of Excellence (COE) team, then explores how to create a robust enablement plan for the COE. In conclusion, she teaches you about how to vet potential cloud partners and how to decide if you want MSP to be a part of your cloud journey strategy.

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