What happens when you feel unconditional love for your cloud provider? You trust your cloud services too much. It leads to mistakes, and the most critical blunders are pricing and security. One would say it’s only one - pricing :)

Eventually, you miss your success criteria and budget estimates just like Apollo 13 missed the Moon.

I have no doubts you will agree with me - we don’t want to be anywhere close if that ever happens. Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.

Here is one case study about my two pricing mistakes that had happened in Q4 2019. I am sharing the details with you, as I hope you can avoid my mistakes.

Should we continue working remotely after the pandemic ends? It is a question many companies and leaders are going to face soon.

In this post, I want to warn you: many won’t be as productive working remotely after the pandemic as they were during it. However, the below might not apply to teams who worked remotely long before the COVID-19.

Notebooks (meaning interactive computational environments, not notepads or laptops) are taking over conventional data tools. Here are free interesting notebook projects to explore:

Here is a monthly list of my latest findings in the data, AI, cloud topics. Plus, some futuristic content that I’ve dug up in different places.

Here is a monthly list of my latest findings in the data, AI, cloud topics. Plus, some futuristic content that I’ve dug up in different places.

Here is a monthly list of my latest findings in the data, AI, cloud topics. Plus, some futuristic content that I’ve dug up in different places.

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Here is a monthly list of my latest findings in the data, AI, cloud topics. Plus, some futuristic content that I’ve dug up in different places.

Here is a monthly list of my latest findings, things I enjoy or ponder. I look into new tools and releases made by Microsoft, its competitors and others. I collect and share with you informative materials about data, AI, cloud. Last but not least, I add futuristic content that I’ve dug up in different places.