Microsoft Reactor

Cover the basics of Azure and understand their place in the world of the Cloud. Get a broad overview of the different pieces of Cloud technology making impact, and skill up to gain your certification.

New to Cloud computing or new to Microsoft Azure? Join Sonia Cuff for an overview of Microsoft’s cloud platform from the bottom up. You’ll learn about industry-standard cloud terms, Microsoft services, cost management and more. Leave with a set of resources to learn more and consider getting your AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals certification.

Your Speaker
Sonia is a New Zealander at heart who made Brisbane, Australia home. Yes, she still supports the All Blacks.

Sonia's I.T. career of over 20 years started in Enterprise Systems Administration and Architecture for Banking, Government and Defence, focused on Microsoft and IBM software platforms. Her last Enterprise role was as a Service Delivery Manager for a large systems integrator, responsible for IBM developers & system administrators in multiple locations.

Deciding to start a family, she quit her day job and started a business dedicated to Small and Medium Business customers which provided technical projects and support and helped customers to successfully adopt new technologies the right way, achieving great business results. Here she dived into collaboration, productivity and the future of work (including AI and bots).

Sonia was recognised for her community involvement so Microsoft awarded her as an MVP in the Office Servers & Services and Windows Insider categories. she regularly engaged with other I.T. partners to help them keep up with the rapid pace of change in our industry and authored several courses at Pluralsight.

Now she has landed in my dream job – as a Cloud Advocate for Microsoft.
Sonia writes online and speak at events, appear in guest blogs & podcasts and run presentations & training (both in person & online). With even greater involvement in technical communities of IT Pros, she talks to them about their challenges operating workloads in the Cloud, on-premises or in hybrid environments.