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Webinar: Maximize Azure ROI: Transform Proof of Concepts into Scalable Solutions
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Webinar: Maximize Azure ROI: Transform Proof of Concepts into Scalable Solutions

Feeling stuck with your Azure investment?

46% of businesses with AI strategies reported that most of their projects failed to move beyond the proof-of-concept stage*. Without a strategic framework, many early AI and cloud projects stalled, drained resources, and fell short of business goals.


To achieve improved ROI and greater scalability, teams designed cloud environments around the five pillars of the Azure Well-Architected Framework:

  • Reliability
  • Security
  • Cost Optimization
  • Operational Excellence
  • Performance Efficiency


Alex Will, Microsoft MVP & CTO of ArchitectNow, shared how to apply these principles to turn early-stage Azure solutions into long-term growth.


Attendees learned how to:

  • Build scalable solutions with Azure
  • Apply the framework to improve ROI
  • Avoid costly pitfalls in cloud adoption
  • Innovate quickly with strong governance
  • Maximize value from Microsoft cloud tools


This session provided a valuable opportunity to transform Azure prototypes into reliable tools that drove growth, efficiency, and ROI.


Who Attended?

This session was designed for professionals in:

  • IT Management & Operations
  • Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) & CIOs
  • IT Architecture & Cloud Engineering
  • DevOps & Development Teams
  • Project & Program Managers overseeing cloud initiatives
  • Security & Compliance Officers


Featured Expert

Alex Will, Chief Technology Officer, ArchitectNow


Alex Will, a Microsoft MVP in Azure and the CTO of ArchitectNow, led the delivery of scalable, secure solutions that aligned cloud architecture with business strategy. With over 10 years of experience in software engineering and consulting, Alex had helped organizations across diverse industries develop innovative solutions.


A recognized leader in the developer community, Alex co-organized Dev Up, one of the most prominent developer conferences, and led the STL .NET Meetup, a community of over 2,000 members.