Posts by Chris Lavelle

    Chris Lavelle

    Chris Lavelle serves as the Vice President and Pod Meister™ of Cloud Offerings and Strategy at Enavate. In this role, he is responsible for the Strategic Vision of Enavate’s Subscription and Cloud Offerings and ensures they are successfully brought to market. Prior to Enavate, Chris has spent the last 22 years in the Microsoft channel providing leadership and strategic direction to midsized Consulting Organizations supporting Application Development, BI&A, Collaboration, Security, Infrastructure, ERP, and Cloud Services. Chris has been a member of multiple Microsoft Partner Advisory Councils including the Microsoft Security PAC, and the Microsoft Infrastructure PAC, and has presented at multiple Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conferences.

    November 1, 2023

    How Cloud Technology Can Make Distributors More Productive

    You’ve probably heard the Cloud is safer and faster, but can it make your distribution business more productive? A decade ago, we wondered if the Cloud was secure. Now,... Read More
    May 18, 2023

    3 Paths for a Microsoft Cloud ERP Migration

    In a webinar with Microsoft Dynamics World, Enavate presented, “Business Continuity in Times of Change: Explore Your Dynamics Cloud Options.” Watch the recording on-demand... Read More
    February 2, 2022

    Why Are Businesses Moving to the Cloud Now? 

    With the widespread adoption of new technologies, small and midsized businesses are beginning to see the benefits of migrating from legacy, on-premises systems to the Cloud... Read More
    January 27, 2022

    What Technology ‘As a Service’ Means to Your Business 

    The use of on-premises solutions typically puts the burden entirely on your team to deploy, manage, update and secure.   Read More
    September 1, 2021

    How to Measure the Success of a Cloud Migration

    Every Cloud migration is different. Read More
    April 30, 2021

    How Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Boosts Security and Efficiencies

    In res ponse to the pandemic, workers were sent to work from home in droves to comply with government restrictions to curb the spread of the virus. Read More

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