Is Your Cloud Strategy On Track?

Hits and Misses of Cloud Adoption

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The sudden and swift transition to remote work models has accelerated cloud adoption. According to PWC, during the first quarter of 2020, cloud spending increased 37% to $29 billion. Organizations were scrambling for scalable, secure, reliable, cost-effective off-premises technology services.

Have you jumped in with a clear understanding of your return on investment? Did you select a vendor because you were roped into services? And do you know where you’re going next?

Let’s Talk Cloud!

Join us Friday, December 11 from 11 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. EST, to talk about how you’re using the cloud, what’s working, and what you’d do differently moving forward.

You’ll leave with:

Confirmation that your cloud initiative is on track, or not
Ways to either bolster or course-correct your cloud initiative
New contacts with peers facing challenges like yours

Don’t Just Move to the Cloud,
Do It Smart

Your Hosts

George Florentine
VP of Technology

George runs R&D and engineering for Flatirons. George has a degree in nuclear engineering, is a self-proclaimed science geek, and thrives on mentoring and coaching individuals at work and through community activities. His mantra is to make the world a better place through engineering.

Tony Apuzzo
Director of Engineering & Cloud Transformation

Tony leads FDI’s cloud transformation practice and has more than 20 years of experience in the Information Technology industry as a director, distinguished engineer, enterprise architect, technical lead and software developer. Tony is an avid hiker and cyclist, having traveled thousands of miles of Colorado trails.

BOOSTING DIVERSITY IN TECH

Flatirons is pleased to make a donation on your behalf to one of these organizations working to support diversity in technology. Please select the organization you’d like your contribution directed to in your event confirmation email.

Black Girls Code is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on providing technology education for African-American girls.

National Center for Women and Information Technology

The National Center for Women & Information Technology is a 501 nonprofit organization that works to increase the meaningful participation of girls and women in computing.

Hispanics and Technology will increase, and support Hispanic participation in technology where an authentic Hispanic culture is encouraged and supported.