Microsoft wants to help IT pros get up and running in the cloud with free resources

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Published onApril 20, 2016

published onApril 20, 2016

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Microsoft is currently offering two new ways to support IT professionals and their companies in a smooth transition to the cloud:Microsoft IT Pro Cloud Essentials and Microsoft IT Pro Career Center. The IT Pro Cloud Essentials and the IT Pro Career Center are the two newest programs to help IT professionals familiarize themselves with Microsoft’s available cloud technologies and sharpen their IT skills.

The free annual subscription to IT Pro Cloud Essentials offers IT professionals direct access to cloud services, including training, support and certification. Other benefits of the free IT Pro Cloud Essentials annual subscription include:

In this YouTube video, Microsoft Senior Product Manager, Javier Nino, walks you through everything that the Microsoft IT Pro Cloud Essentials program offers.

As an added bonus, Microsoft offers IT professionals a way to advance their careers through the IT Pro Career Center.

The IT Pro Career Center helps IT professionals with ways to expand and advance their current IT roles within their companies with industry insights and cloud career paths. Other benefits of the IT Pro Career Center includes:

For more information, check outIT Pro Cloud EssentialsandIT Pro Career Centerfor yourself.

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