Framing Cloud Discussions for the C-Suite

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Lee Atchison

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01.01-understanding the audience.mp4

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01.02-discussing the cloud with a non-tech audience.mp4

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02.01-discussing dynamic application infrastructures.mp4

05:15

02.02-discussing rapid innovation and change.mp4

02:47

02.03-discussing cogs vs. capital.mp4

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02.04-cloud finances.mp4

02:53

03.01-understanding what the cloud means to your audience.mp4

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03.02-cfo focus the cloud and financial management.mp4

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03.03-cto focus technical advantage using the cloud.mp4

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03.04-cso focus the cloud is secure.mp4

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03.05-ceo focus the cloud and customer value.mp4

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04.01-discussing cloud metrics and okrs.mp4

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04.02-discussing cloud cost reduction.mp4

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04.03-discussing cloud scaling and availability.mp4

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05.01-continuing cloud discussions with the c-suite.mp4

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The decision-makers who green-light new projects and ventures at your company may not be familiar with the benefits and risks associated with the cloud. It's important, then, for IT teams to frame cloud discussions in a way that resonates with these executives. In this course, instructor Lee Atchison provides guidance around key concepts that are important to each member of the C-suite—and how the IT team can tailor discussions about cloud strategies for each. Learn how to talk with a non-technical audience about dynamic application infrastructures and how rapid innovation can provide tangible business benefits. Then, discover what to focus on when structuring conversations with your CFO, CTO, CSO, and CTO. Lee wraps up the course by walking you through the key metrics you can use to show the benefits of the cloud to your executives.

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Lee Atchison

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Lee is an experienced, committed executive who uses his 34 years of experience architecting and building high-demand SaaS applications. He has specific expertise in architecting and building highly scalable, highly available systems in the cloud. Lee has consulted with leading organizations worldwide to help them build and maintain their business by gaining control of their often unwieldy applications. Lee helps companies modernize their applications by focusing on scaling and availability, facilitating cloud migration, DevOps transformations, and risk-based problem analysis. Lee provides opinionated advice, strategy, and thought leadership to help you solve your application modernization problems. Lee drives change by working with organizations and leadership teams of all sizes. These experiences have led Lee to write the book “Architecting for Scale,” published by O’Reilly Media. The second edition of that successful book was recently released. https://architectingforscale.com Lee is an author, speaker, and industry expert and is widely quoted in InfoWorld, Diginomica, IT Brief, Programmable Web, CIO Review, and DZone. He has been a featured speaker at events across the globe. Lee has created executive-level technical courses, podcast episodes, and videos. He is a keynote speaker and leading industry-recognized thought leader in cloud computing, digital modernization, risk management/ availability, and scaling. Take a look at what Lee is up to at http://www.leeatchison.com.

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