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A lot of companies purchase Azure via the CSP program, and there are often great value in purchasing it that way. But it also adds a few problems as well, FinOps being one of them! I'll be presenting the different issues CSP customers are facing and why we built Ximplifi to help customers gain insights into their cloud economy.

Speaker

Jesper Jakobsen

CTO & Co-Founder at Ximplifi.io

Jesper Jakobsen is a former Microsoft Technical Evangelist and Partner Architect turned entrepeneur, that is trying to help customers understand their cloud economics.

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