Are you struggling between Windows and Linux operating systems? Linux is great for leveraging cloud-native workloads and advanced capabilities such as AI or ML, but most existing workloads and applications are built around Windows. This results in businesses having to make compromises on which capabilities they can bring to their infrastructure and technology stack.

That’s why the Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows (EFLOW) was developed to help blend the old with the new and enable Linux-based workloads to run on Windows devices. The solution is already being used to address supply chain issues by modernizing ports with cross-platform capabilities and more. 

In this podcast, we will explore the challenges with today’s industry transformation efforts, the role EFLOW plays, and how to successfully implement the platform, as well as necessary partners for IoT success.  

Join us as we explore these ideas with:

Scott Chmiel, Business Development Manager at Arrow Steen Graham, Co-Founder and CEO of Scalers.ai Christina Cardoza, Associate Editorial Director

Scott and Steen answer our questions about

• The state of today’s industry transformations
• The impact of IoT challenges both on a business and societal level
• The different players involved in transformations, for example, smart ports
• How to make innovative and impactful business transformations
• The technology strategy behind industry transformations
• Deploying innovative apps with EFLOW
• How EFLOW was used in port modernization efforts
• The value of EFLOW across all verticals
• What types of partnerships go into these transformations

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