After her recent successful appearance on the TBSC ‘SmarterCloudTalk’ podcast, our Director May Turnbull was invited back – this time to explore Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience (NCE).

During this talk, May discusses the CSP, why Microsoft is making the change to NCE, key dates, and things to look out for to prep your business for the change.

May has a wealth of knowledge regarding the SAM industry, with 11 years’ experience under her belt in on-premise and SaaS offerings. After joining EasySAM in 2015, her passion for SAM compliance and optimisation has seen her progress from a Senior Software Asset Management Consultant to current day Director.

May sees the new SaaS climate as something easily mis-managed and therefore believes that the average organisation can see more than the 30% Gartner suggested savings if your SaaS is managed well and is eager to share some tips and tricks with anyone that can benefit.

Take a listen today, and don’t miss her written blog post on the subject too!

In celebration of all of the ‘Women in Tech’ this month, our own SAM Director and expert May Turnbull was invited to join TBSC in their recent #SmarterCloudTalk Podcast to talk about being a woman in the IT industry and SAM space, as well as share some of her pearls of wisdom.

May has been a member of the EasySAM team for 11 years now and spends most of her days advising clients on how to gain the best from their software investment but also managing the EasySAM business. Through well-earned experience May shares some hints and tips on how to navigate the world of tech and how to progress successfully through the industry.

Why not grab a coffee and listen in?

In September 2020, Google CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled one of the company’s most ambitious goals to date.

The concept of “24/7 carbon-free energy” is a new one for many people. Simply put, it means running data centers on clean electricity, everywhere, in every hour of every day. 

Not long ago, this kind of target would have seemed fantastical — even impossible. 

So how did a global internet company with a constant need for electricity to run large-scale computers get to a point where it could reasonably slash all of its carbon emissions within a decade? 

In this episode, Google’s new podcast about data centers called Where the Internet Lives takes a look at the evolution of data-center energy use in a world confronting the threat of climate change — and explore promising ideas that could fuel a carbon-free future.