How to build the BEST SOLUTION for your customer as a CLOUD CONSULTANT

In this video, I break down some of the questions we ask during the initial scoping process of an IT project. This is by no means a definitive list but will get you started in building your own framework.
Whether you are scoping Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, AWS, GCP, on-premises VMware environment, these questions will help you get the relevant information from your customer to put together your solution.
As an IT consultant or an engineer, you should be able to ask these questions and confidently respond to any questions your customers may have.
If you're looking to move into a consulting role, Azure Architect role or Azure Engineer role, this might be the perfect video to help you understand what you'd be doing in that role!
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[@AnchormanMazdaXBL]

So important that the first step in creating a client solution is actually listening and understanding their environment and needs. 👌🏼

[@CloudContext]

Absolutely!

[@klentitoska6554]

Keep up your great work. I view your videos almost daily.

[@CloudContext]

Thank you kindly!

[@Carlesgl81]

this was GREAT! just GREAT!

[@CloudContext]

Thank you!

[@maramara-le8hj]

Amazing Video, Thank you

[@CloudContext]

Glad you liked it!

[@BuggageandGlitchage]

Great content, very informative. Thanks!

[@CloudContext]

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!