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...2020 a Year for Growth

In my previous post, http://captainhyperscaler.github.io/2020/01/09/2019-year-in-review/, I provided a summary of how I continued to grow, develop, and spread knowledge within the Azure community. In this article, I will provide some ways that I have thought of to continue sharing...

2019 Year in Review...

After taking a couple of weeks off, I am back, refreshed, and ready for 2020. The past year for me had some very dramatic changes along with creating a tremendous amount of growth and opportunity. I hope that you find the following recap of some of the key professional developments...

My Microsoft Journey (Part II)

As we continue My Microsoft Journey from Part I (https://captainhyperscaler.github.io/2019/11/05/my-microsoft-journey-part-i/), I have received four certifications in three months. I felt confident about the certifications that I had achieved and how they could help me as a professional. But how could I continue to grow my knowledge, and, more importantly, use this...

My Microsoft Journey (Part I)

As promised in my last post https://captainhyperscaler.github.io/2019/10/15/3s-a-charm-understanding-and-preparing-for-azure-certifications/, this post will provide walk you through my journey through the Microsoft role-based certifications. My Microsoft Journey within Azure began in early 2017, as the organization that I was working for at the time prepared our Public Cloud managed services strategy. I had aligned some...

3's a Charm. Understanding and Preparing for Azure Certifications

In late 2018, Microsoft began a shift in their certification program as it pertained to cloud. The change moved the cloud certifications from the traditional Microsoft MCP, MCSA, and MCSE paths into their own “role based” paths. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/certification-overview.aspx

Three’s a charm when coordinating these certifications. There are three key areas of focus: Azure, Microsoft 365, and Dynamics 365. Within these...