Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’

What’s happening to your data in AI? I’ve had countless conversations with tech enthusiasts asking that question. It’s a valid concern, given the rapid expansion of AI technologies and their integration into our daily lives. So, I decided to shed some light on this topic by breaking down the different levels of data usage by […]

Low-code application development continues to be critical for digital transformation. Perficient is committed to meeting the demands of our customers’ needs with highly skilled and specialized partnerships. We are proud to announce that Perficient has achieved a Microsoft Specialization in Low Code Application Development. This formally recognizes Perficient as a leading partner in Microsoft business […]

In today’s business landscape, enterprises are constantly seeking ways to improve employee productivity, engagement, and well-being. Microsoft’s Viva Insights, an innovative workplace analytics solution, has emerged as a powerful tool to help organizations achieve these goals. By providing valuable data-driven insights, Viva Insights enables enterprises to make informed decisions that foster a more productive and […]

Microsoft’s annual Inspire conference is a pivotal event for technology enthusiasts and business leaders alike. In 2023, the conference brought forth an exciting array of announcements, particularly in the realms of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and strategic partnerships. In this blog post, we’ll highlight top key AI and partnership announcements that will undoubtedly shape the future […]

Perficient is thrilled to announce that Amarender Peddamalku has been named a “Most Valuable Professional” (MVP) by Microsoft. Microsoft defines the MVP Award as “a global program of recognized technology experts and community leaders who actively support technical communities through unique, innovative, and consistent knowledge sharing.” Microsoft MVPs exhibit core competencies in community leadership and […]

We are proud to announce that Perficient has achieved a Microsoft designation in Security (Microsoft 365 and Azure). This further recognizes Perficient as a leading partner in Microsoft security solutions. Last year, Microsoft’s Partner Network (MPN) officially stepped onto the scene under a new name: Microsoft Cloud Partner Program. They also phased out the 18 […]

In this blog post, my objective is to provide a comprehensive walkthrough of the elements required for effectively implementing Azure Infrastructure with Terraform using an Azure DevOps Pipeline. The main purpose is to assist you in grasping the concept of automating the deployment and maintenance of your cloud infrastructure residing in Azure. Before delving into […]

This is Part 2 of a two-part series on Connectivity for Azure VMware Solution (AVS).  In this article, we’ll review Network Extensions with HCX and managing AVS networking with NSX. Read more about AVS, its use cases, and benefits in my previous blog article – Azure VMWare Solution: What is it? VMware HCX Network Extension […]

This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Connectivity for Azure VMware Solution (AVS).  In this article, we’ll review network connections for integrating AVS into other Azure services and systems outside of Azure. We’ll also cover how to provide AVS virtual machines access to the internet.  Read more about AVS, its use cases, and […]

When company’s make large investments in a particular technology like VMware, it can be difficult to pivot to something new. This can lead to slow adoption of the public cloud and missing out on the benefits that come with it.  Azure VMware Solution (AVS) bridges the gap between on-premises virtualization and cloud-native IaaS or PaaS […]

Keeping things up to date is critical to maintaining security. But it’s not just security patches that need to be installed. Most software has a shelf life, and support life. If things get out of date, and vendors no longer support some versions they become vulnerable. Microsoft .Net Core A recent example of this is […]

I recently worked with a client who wanted a reasonably large subsystem added to Optimizely that would add automated management to their content. While cutting the code for this, I found myself writing similar code across multiple classes. I had to write it that way: 1) The client was currently on CMS11 and didn’t have […]