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Norwegian Advanced Identity

Very Important privileges are being used in your environment every day. Both in Microsoft 365 and in Azure, it is important to understand when to use built-in or when you want to create custom roles and how to secure them! This is a matter of cost, stability, and security. With the right mindset, focus, and tools it should be possible for most companies to get started with this quite quickly. Though, the process might meet both technical and “cultural” challenges. Well, maybe just "cultural" challenges...

Azure user group Norway

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Speakers

Alexander Solaat Rødland

The way out of trouble is never as simple as the way in

My daytime job as Principal Cloud Engineer at Fortytwo, where I focus mainly but not exclusively with the Microsoft 365 sphere with focus on implementation of new technology to peoples life and it's user experience. For nearly twenty years, I wrote as a journalist and product manager for the Norwegian IT- Magazine ITproX.no. As of fall 2015 I have completed a bachelor's degree in information science (BASV-INFO), and spring 2018 I finished my degree in Work- and organizational psychology (BAPS-AOP), both at the University of Bergen. I have been awarded the Microsoft MVP since 2014, Windows Insider MVP since 2019 and have been a frequent speaker at various local seminars, and events like TechDays Sweden, Nordic Infrastructure Conference (NIC), Scottish Summit and Ignite.

Olav Tvedt

We cannot solve our problem with the same thinking we used when we created them. -Albert Einstein

Olav, MVP (Azure) for 16 years has been working with customers of different sizes and segments. This has given Olav a foundation he uses during his day-to-day work and presentations. Olav works as Cloud and API operation manager with SpareBanken Vest and is hosting a «The BlueScreen Brothers» video podcast show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bluescreenbrothers For years he has been one of Norway’s most popular speakers and doing international events such as TechDays, NIC, TechED North America/Europe. He was also one of the featured speakers at Ignite 2018 and got Microsoft Norway's honor award 2018 for being a Microsoft pioneer and his heavy expertise in new technologies.

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