Azure Triumphs

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In this episode we discussed Malin's career journey, her focus on Dynamics' marketing module, and how it integrates customer insights to improve data-driven marketing strategies. The conversation also touches on the challenges of data quality, personalized marketing, and the importance of balancing technical functionality with user accessibility. Malin shares insights about her work as a trainer and mentor, emphasizing the value of learning by doing and fostering new talent in the tech community. 

Get in touch with Malin on:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/malinmartnes/

Jussi Roine needs no introduction. If you're somehow connected to Microsoft's ecosystem, you've certainly stumbled upon him and his informative posts. His blog is a work of art and he deserves credit for many people's success in the field. On top of that, Jussi is one of the most "down to earth" guys I have ever talked to and we had a lovely discussion which I definitely believe you would enjoy as well.

Jussi's blog: https://jussiroine.com/

Jussi's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jroine/

Jimmy Engström is one of personal tech community idols. If I remember correctly the first ever tech session I attended in a community event, was Jimmy's. He is also a Microsoft MVP, a community leader, a conference organizer, a podcast co-host, an author and a great guy in general! A few people has such deep knowledge of Blazor as Jimmy and it was an absolute privilege to hear about it from him. In this episode, Jimmy explains not only what Blazor is (and what isn't) but also in which cases it's a suitable choice and what advantages it has against its counterparts e.g. React and Angular.

We had a lovely discussion and I strongly advice that you connect with Jimmy on:

• LinkedIn
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Simon Gottschlag (CTO at Co-native & Microsoft Azure MVP) is one of the most remarkable profiles in the Software Industry in the Gothenburg area. We had a very interesting discussion about how one could revolutionize the consulting-market by allowing consultants work with what they like while the clients still benefit from their aggregated expertise.

Judith is a freelance full-stack software engineer based in Berlin. In this episode Judith her journey from a permanent software engineering role to freelancing, highlighting the importance of gaining initial experience in the corporate world before transitioning. She shares insights on client acquisition, the challenges of freelancing, and the necessity of balancing various tasks from coding to marketing and administration. Judith also emphasizes the value of building a supportive community, particularly through active engagement on social media platforms like LinkedIn.

Find her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jboehlert/

Find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judi.codes/

Watch her Youtube-live coding session: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbEM1S4vyIBoD2LqJhZpCDVy8nRn1RTmU

I have been looking forward to recording this episode for a very long time. Emilie is undeniably one of the brightest experts in our region (Öresund) and she stands out pretty much on anything she's up to. In this episode, she's talking about her background (which explains her success on all levels) and about her current project which is one of the most exciting ones I have ever heard of! I do hope that you enjoy this episode as much as I did!

You may reach out to Emilie on Linkedin:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilielundblad/

Lars works as a Platform Leader for one of the world's biggest companies, IKEA. In his role, Lars together with his team, creates a platform which can be used by other teams, to deploy their workloads on Azure; ensuring thus that it is done "in the right way". I got lots of useful learnings and insights during this conversation and I hope that more people think likewise.

Connect with Lars on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lars-wurm-01b2bb3/

Hanna is an experienced Azure Expert and a fantastic speaker whose sessions I had the honor to attend twice, in two separate conferences. However, despite her strong Azure profile, her lections had to do with Quantum Computing, a term that's fuzzy to many of us. Avoiding any spoilers, what can be said is that Quantum is the real next big thing. In this episode, we discuss Quantum Computing fundamentals, what it is, and how close it is to bringing the world upside down.

Connect with Hanna on:

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/trainerengel/

Ana's story is one of the most exciting ones I have ever heard. Combining studies in various fields and countries, Ana has traveled (more or less) all over the world and attended classes in multiple universities and this has shaped her into the brilliant individual she is today. This episode was recorded in the Royal Danish Library (Black Diamond) in Copenhagen and it's full of background sounds which creates an exciting atmosphere in the background. I hope you enjoy Ana's story and the episode in general.

Connect with Ana on:

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/anamargaridavalente/