Authors Concurrency Authors Nathan Lasnoski 390 Concurrency Blog 261 Shannon Fritz 88 James Savage 71 Drew Madelung 70 Kim Claditis 59 Mitchell Grande 55 Christopher Mank 49 Duncan Lindquist 45 Stephanie Siewert 32 Hozafa Motiwala 31 Matt Herman 30 John Adali 29 Andrew Bronstad 25 Michael Epping 25 Seth Bauer 25 Mike Carlo 23 Frank Gill 23 Matt Sims 21 Pete Hurth 18 Dan Fink 18 Randy Steinberg 18 Steve Borgwardt 17 Nick Adams 16 Damon Sanchez 16 Bill Topel 14 Rob Plank 13 Mark Rentmeester 13 Lee Berg 12 Christian Urena 12 Michael Dugan 11 Brett Janzen 11 John Hennen 11 Eric Franz 11 Bill Hughes 10 Matt Boudro 9 Tim Gabrhel 9 Carl Schweitzer 9 Matt Engibous 8 Paul Harris 8 Lwin Maung 7 Matt Smith 7 Chiyo Odika 7 Kate Weiland 7 Jeff Lipkowitz 6 Jaime Velez 5 Steve Lazzara 5 Megan Dehn 5 Ajay Ravi 5 Giamo Rivera 5 Hannah Ignacio 5 Leo Ling 5 Scott Poling 5 Zavier Sanders 5 Salvatore Montini 5 David Grooms 5 Kirk Poser 4 Amy Cousland 4 Brian Goodwin, PhD 4 Siddharth Bhola 4 Jack Bumgarner 4 Trevor Suarez 4 Jasmin Cox 4 Sonny Darji 4 Leon Harmon 4 Megan Stoffel 4 Nick Rustad 4 Amber Manzo 4 Elizabeth Fleming 4 Akashdeep Kaur 3 Tom Lu 3 Kianna DeByle 3 Zed Dietrich 3 Heather LaPorte 3 Bryan Schrippe 3 Sam Figie 3 Tyler Plesetz 3 Arthur Savage 3 Chris Blackburn 2 Edidiong Odiong 2 Marcus Musial 2 Dalton Smith 2 Steve Seibold 2 Alex Fowle 2 Chris Chance 2 Tony Jagemann 2 Matt Sidwell 2 jschantz 2 Nicole Williams 2 Drew Johnson 2 Ben Lockwood 2 Christos Konstantakis 1 Jeremy Solsaa 1 Eli Rodriguez 1 Meghan Focht 1 Laura Spence 1 Jacob Hays 1 Andrew Jordan 1 Karsten Huttelmaier 1 Chance Alexander 1 Devyani Singh 1 Emma Hurth 1 Swaminathan Venkatesh 1 Nathan Stachowiak 1 Jack Stabile 1 Steve Campbell 1 Alex Zhang 1 Matthew Harrison 1 Lubna Quraishi 1 Thomas Driscoll 1 Chad Alexander 1 Jesse Garcia 1 Ratanjit Gupta 1 Joe Anich 1 Joseph Mautino 1 Josh Kasombo 1 Dan Vogt 1 Jim Sauerbrei 1 Tracie Parent 1 Bill Becker 1 Tayo Adegoke 1 Kurt Spitzner 1 Catherine Franklin 1 Steve 1 Matt Gutierrez 1 Ofer Gal 1 Nathan Lasnoski nlasnoski Nathan Lasnoski Nathan Lasnoski is Concurrency's Chief Technology Officer, a Datacenter MVP and a recognized leader in Core Infrastructure Design, SharePoint Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Unified Communications technologies. Contributions by Nathan Lasnoski Whiteboard… there you go and totally redeem yourself… well, almost I recently wrote a blog on 5 Things I Love About Microsoft Whiteboard and 5 Things I Hate. This was a pretty accurate view of the capabilities of Microsoft Whiteboard (at the time). Then… something amazing happened… Microsoft released their new Whiteboard platform and TOTALLY REDEEMED THEMSELVES… (dumb and dumber fans rejoice). Let’s talk about […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 30, 2021 7 Habits of Inspiring Tech Leaders: (2) Agent of Mission The best leaders, not just tech leaders, are mission oriented. They understand the idea of their calling to be focused on something bigger than themselves. They seek to both inspire and accomplish a goal which encourages and excites the organization. The mission they define is tangible, audacious, and time bound. It brings with it a […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 22, 2021 7 Habits of Inspiring Tech Leaders: (1) An Agent of Virtue I’ve had the opportunity to work with hundreds of tech leaders in various positions. In discerning 7 qualities of Inspiring Tech Leaders, the first, and most important quality that sets a person apart is their pursuit of virtue. There are few traits of a leader that are absolute qualifiers or disqualifiers, but for most of […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 10, 2021 Cloud Horizon Models and Changing Responsibility The cloud can be a somewhat imprecise term. What does it mean to talk about migrating to the cloud or refactoring an application? In order to clear up some of this ambiguity I’ve found it useful to apply Horizon Models to cloud migration efforts. The use of a Horizon Model is to define the states […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 7, 2021 5 Things I Love and 5 Things I Hate about Microsoft Whiteboard I love the use of a whiteboard in collaborative meetings. It was one of my favorite things about meeting in-person and felt like it was a major loss when moving to a largely remote culture. I needed to replace the collaborative experience with something and also make way for a Hybrid workplace. Enter, Microsoft Whiteboard. […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 1, 2021 Building a Wildlife AI Twitter Bot with Logic Apps and Microsoft AI for Earth So, if you’ve been following me for a while you know that I’ve been playing with AI for Earth and using Logic Apps to pull images from OneDrive for analysis. I had the fortune of working with Elmbrook Launch for two seasons and over that time we’ve incrementally improved the platform. The iterations went like […] by Nathan Lasnoski Aug 13, 2021 Why Shadow IT isn’t the Enemy Most large enterprises have built sophisticated corporate support organizations to handle tasks that can be consolidated and executed from a degree of standard. The goal of the centralization is to create consistency and operationalize the services being delivered. They aren’t wrong to desire this and much of this work is good. Seeking this end, many […] by Nathan Lasnoski Aug 12, 2021 No… the cloud is “not just someone else’s computer” There is a common laptop sticker or underhanded tweet that says “the cloud is just someone else’s computer”. This is a defense mechanism against modernization and seeks to state that the existing environment is sufficient. It is often paired with the comment, “we have a private cloud”. The reality however is very different. 100% of […] by Nathan Lasnoski Jul 23, 2021 Change Agent CTO Podcast Episode 7 Was thrilled to talk with Kathy Henrich about growing tech in Milwaukee, reskilling, and her influences. The story of Milwaukee’s growth is tech is inspiring and helps understand how it is both a talent and employer challenge. by Nathan Lasnoski Jun 1, 2021 Improving Inventory with Forecast Accuracy Had a great conversation with Swami Venkatesh on leveraging Machine Learning to improve forecast accuracy and achieve better business efficiency. We talked about the stages of building models, inputs, and decisions. by Nathan Lasnoski Jun 1, 2021 12345678910 ... Concurrency Authors Nathan Lasnoski 390 Concurrency Blog 261 Shannon Fritz 88 James Savage 71 Drew Madelung 70 Kim Claditis 59 Mitchell Grande 55 Christopher Mank 49 Duncan Lindquist 45 Stephanie Siewert 32 Hozafa Motiwala 31 Matt Herman 30 John Adali 29 Andrew Bronstad 25 Michael Epping 25 Seth Bauer 25 Mike Carlo 23 Frank Gill 23 Matt Sims 21 Pete Hurth 18 Dan Fink 18 Randy Steinberg 18 Steve Borgwardt 17 Nick Adams 16 Damon Sanchez 16 Bill Topel 14 Rob Plank 13 Mark Rentmeester 13 Lee Berg 12 Christian Urena 12 Michael Dugan 11 Brett Janzen 11 John Hennen 11 Eric Franz 11 Bill Hughes 10 Matt Boudro 9 Tim Gabrhel 9 Carl Schweitzer 9 Matt Engibous 8 Paul Harris 8 Lwin Maung 7 Matt Smith 7 Chiyo Odika 7 Kate Weiland 7 Jeff Lipkowitz 6 Jaime Velez 5 Steve Lazzara 5 Megan Dehn 5 Ajay Ravi 5 Giamo Rivera 5 Hannah Ignacio 5 Leo Ling 5 Scott Poling 5 Zavier Sanders 5 Salvatore Montini 5 David Grooms 5 Kirk Poser 4 Amy Cousland 4 Brian Goodwin, PhD 4 Siddharth Bhola 4 Jack Bumgarner 4 Trevor Suarez 4 Jasmin Cox 4 Sonny Darji 4 Leon Harmon 4 Megan Stoffel 4 Nick Rustad 4 Amber Manzo 4 Elizabeth Fleming 4 Akashdeep Kaur 3 Tom Lu 3 Kianna DeByle 3 Zed Dietrich 3 Heather LaPorte 3 Bryan Schrippe 3 Sam Figie 3 Tyler Plesetz 3 Arthur Savage 3 Chris Blackburn 2 Edidiong Odiong 2 Marcus Musial 2 Dalton Smith 2 Steve Seibold 2 Alex Fowle 2 Chris Chance 2 Tony Jagemann 2 Matt Sidwell 2 jschantz 2 Nicole Williams 2 Drew Johnson 2 Ben Lockwood 2 Christos Konstantakis 1 Jeremy Solsaa 1 Eli Rodriguez 1 Meghan Focht 1 Laura Spence 1 Jacob Hays 1 Andrew Jordan 1 Karsten Huttelmaier 1 Chance Alexander 1 Devyani Singh 1 Emma Hurth 1 Swaminathan Venkatesh 1 Nathan Stachowiak 1 Jack Stabile 1 Steve Campbell 1 Alex Zhang 1 Matthew Harrison 1 Lubna Quraishi 1 Thomas Driscoll 1 Chad Alexander 1 Jesse Garcia 1 Ratanjit Gupta 1 Joe Anich 1 Joseph Mautino 1 Josh Kasombo 1 Dan Vogt 1 Jim Sauerbrei 1 Tracie Parent 1 Bill Becker 1 Tayo Adegoke 1 Kurt Spitzner 1 Catherine Franklin 1 Steve 1 Matt Gutierrez 1 Ofer Gal 1
Nathan Lasnoski nlasnoski Nathan Lasnoski Nathan Lasnoski is Concurrency's Chief Technology Officer, a Datacenter MVP and a recognized leader in Core Infrastructure Design, SharePoint Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Unified Communications technologies.
Whiteboard… there you go and totally redeem yourself… well, almost I recently wrote a blog on 5 Things I Love About Microsoft Whiteboard and 5 Things I Hate. This was a pretty accurate view of the capabilities of Microsoft Whiteboard (at the time). Then… something amazing happened… Microsoft released their new Whiteboard platform and TOTALLY REDEEMED THEMSELVES… (dumb and dumber fans rejoice). Let’s talk about […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 30, 2021
7 Habits of Inspiring Tech Leaders: (2) Agent of Mission The best leaders, not just tech leaders, are mission oriented. They understand the idea of their calling to be focused on something bigger than themselves. They seek to both inspire and accomplish a goal which encourages and excites the organization. The mission they define is tangible, audacious, and time bound. It brings with it a […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 22, 2021
7 Habits of Inspiring Tech Leaders: (1) An Agent of Virtue I’ve had the opportunity to work with hundreds of tech leaders in various positions. In discerning 7 qualities of Inspiring Tech Leaders, the first, and most important quality that sets a person apart is their pursuit of virtue. There are few traits of a leader that are absolute qualifiers or disqualifiers, but for most of […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 10, 2021
Cloud Horizon Models and Changing Responsibility The cloud can be a somewhat imprecise term. What does it mean to talk about migrating to the cloud or refactoring an application? In order to clear up some of this ambiguity I’ve found it useful to apply Horizon Models to cloud migration efforts. The use of a Horizon Model is to define the states […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 7, 2021
5 Things I Love and 5 Things I Hate about Microsoft Whiteboard I love the use of a whiteboard in collaborative meetings. It was one of my favorite things about meeting in-person and felt like it was a major loss when moving to a largely remote culture. I needed to replace the collaborative experience with something and also make way for a Hybrid workplace. Enter, Microsoft Whiteboard. […] by Nathan Lasnoski Sep 1, 2021
Building a Wildlife AI Twitter Bot with Logic Apps and Microsoft AI for Earth So, if you’ve been following me for a while you know that I’ve been playing with AI for Earth and using Logic Apps to pull images from OneDrive for analysis. I had the fortune of working with Elmbrook Launch for two seasons and over that time we’ve incrementally improved the platform. The iterations went like […] by Nathan Lasnoski Aug 13, 2021
Why Shadow IT isn’t the Enemy Most large enterprises have built sophisticated corporate support organizations to handle tasks that can be consolidated and executed from a degree of standard. The goal of the centralization is to create consistency and operationalize the services being delivered. They aren’t wrong to desire this and much of this work is good. Seeking this end, many […] by Nathan Lasnoski Aug 12, 2021
No… the cloud is “not just someone else’s computer” There is a common laptop sticker or underhanded tweet that says “the cloud is just someone else’s computer”. This is a defense mechanism against modernization and seeks to state that the existing environment is sufficient. It is often paired with the comment, “we have a private cloud”. The reality however is very different. 100% of […] by Nathan Lasnoski Jul 23, 2021
Change Agent CTO Podcast Episode 7 Was thrilled to talk with Kathy Henrich about growing tech in Milwaukee, reskilling, and her influences. The story of Milwaukee’s growth is tech is inspiring and helps understand how it is both a talent and employer challenge. by Nathan Lasnoski Jun 1, 2021
Improving Inventory with Forecast Accuracy Had a great conversation with Swami Venkatesh on leveraging Machine Learning to improve forecast accuracy and achieve better business efficiency. We talked about the stages of building models, inputs, and decisions. by Nathan Lasnoski Jun 1, 2021