Tom Keane Microsoft is a tech industry veteran, working in the IT and software business for over thirty years. He has extensive experience in various industries and is an expert on Microsoft cloud computing. Numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, PCMag, LA Times, and Forbes, have interviewed Tom Keane. 

In addition to his work at Microsoft, he is also the author of a book called “Windows Azure: Hacking Cloud Computing.” Software developer and engineer Tom Keane helps companies develop cloud strategies and increase their IT efficiency with tools like Windows Azure. The software developer also has a blog about security issues with Windows Azure. The following are some of the blogs about Azure Global released by Tom Keane: 

Connecting Azure to the International Space Station with Hewlett Packard Enterprise:

Azure partners with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to connect cloud services and remote sites. Tom Keane stated, “We’ve been working with HPE for over a year now on many different things. But this is the first time we’re bringing together Windows Azure, HPE’s Helion Cloud Platform, and Space Florida’s ARPEGGIO mission control. 

Microsoft opens its first data centers in Africa with the general availability of Microsoft Azure:

Microsoft began offering global cloud services to customers in Africa by launching Microsoft Azure in South Africa and Nigeria and adding two new global data centers in Johannesburg and Cape Town.

Streamlining GDPR requests with the Azure portal:

Led by Tom Keane, Microsoft Azure offers new features to help customers work with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requests. Tom Keane stated, “The creation of the portal reflects Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to helping customers continue to develop their digital transformation strategies.”

Azure Availability Zones are now available for the most comprehensive resiliency strategy:

Tom Keane finally recalls that the Microsoft Azure platform offers users the scalability and availability needed to drive down costs and assure performance and data protection for their cloud-native applications. Tom Keane stated, “The world’s most demanding businesses trust Azure because of its track record of performance, security, and reliability.”