IoT has become a relatively universal term in digital circles. Here's how one Solutions Architect explored the possibility of a use case that would showcase not only the cloud technology but also the curiosity that permeates our Azure team.

With remote and hybrid work having become an everyday scenario for a great many of us, we have to take a step back and remember that all this technology exists because of an actual need for it. The state of remote work is what it is now because of a global push to maintain productivity outside of the traditional workspace.

Here are a couple of little-known facts: About half of the world’s neon supply is produced by just two companies based in Ukraine, and 75% of the total global supply goes to the manufacture of semiconductor chips. As of early March 2022, these two companies – Ingas and Cryoin – have halted operations in light of the ongoing political conflict in the Eastern European country. 

Making the move to the cloud to maintain productivity can be a tremendous undertaking, as has been seen by many companies who made the move in the last two years. Without expert guidance, it can be downright overwhelming. Enlisting the help of a Cloud Solutions Provider (CSP) to plan and execute the migration process can rapidly get your team on the road to productive remote work.

I would never have considered that my future career would be in IT.