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Nathan Lasnoski

Technology is at the heart of the transformation of modern society and business. I engage in innovation, artificial intelligence, disruption, and ethics under the lense that we only do this because people matter.

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Azure Governance & Security

Building a Cloud CoE that Actually Works

In this episode of Tech Leadership Office Hours I talk about building a Cloud CoE that actually works. A few big topics I cover:

  • Why CoEs fail
  • Structure of CoEs
  • Goals of a CoE
  • Approach to doing it well

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Cyphercon 2023 Presentation: 5 Architectures Every Tech Exec Should Understand

Thank you for attending my Cyphercon session! I’m excited to have had the opportunity to spend time with you and to talk about how to improve the general security of your environment. You can catch me on LinkedIn or Twitter. Here is a link to the deck for the Cyphercon presentation. Nathan Lasnoski

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What to know about Data Privacy and Open AI

Talking about data privacy and what you need to know to safely use Open AI

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Using Open AI for Data Mining

Talking about how to use AI as a data mining tool and platform

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Teaching Open AI the Language of Your Business

Talking about how to teach Open AI about your business’s unique language.

Read more "Teaching Open AI the Language of Your Business"

6 Questions to Know if Your Azure is Optimized

Talking about ways to optimize an Azure environment:

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How to Eliminate 20% – 40% Waste from Your Cloud

Talking about how to eliminate 20% – 40% waste from a cloud environment:

Read more "How to Eliminate 20% – 40% Waste from Your Cloud"

6 Ways to Know if Your Cloud Environment is Setup Properly

Six Tests to Determine if Your Cloud Environment is Setup Properly I’m asked frequently, “how do I know if there is waste in my cloud environment?” or “how do I know if my cloud environment is following best practices?”.  In response, I have six initial tests to evaluate the state of an already deployed cloud […]

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Azure Policy Require a Tag on Azure Resource

Do you want to require a tag on every Azure Resource in your environment using Azure Policy? Example could be cost center, application, environment, etc. This is pretty easy, but is somewhat un-intuitive in the Azure interface. First, step, use the Azure Policy Interface and select “Definitions” The next step is to find the default […]

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Handling Overlapping Domains in a Data Mesh

The last time we talked about a Data Mesh we focused on the idea of Data Domains and the essential part they play in creating a scale-up data structure across an organization. A common question that arises however is how to deal with overlapping contexts of data and whether the Data Mesh creates too much […]

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