There's no doubt that "the cloud" will play a role in one, more, or all SharePoint workloads in your enterprise's future. "The cloud," though, is appropriately nebulous: it's online, in public forms like Office 365 and in private, dedicated offerings, including Windows Azure IaaS (Virtual Machines). It's onsite, in clouds provided by third parties, and in your own, on-premise datacenters. It's crucial that you understand the variety of options available in "the cloud," so that you can align your business needs with the best solution. And you must understand how SharePoint 2013 can be architected to scale efficiently to the cloud. As an IT pro, you must be able to configure SharePoint in the cloud, and as a developer, you must adapt to the new APIs and models of development in Office 365 and Azure. And as a business user or leader, you must guide your organization in making the right choice for each workload. Join the elite presenters for invaluable, first-hand guidance and insight.