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The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don't really even notice it, so it's part of everyday life.

- Bill Gates

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| Name                        | Genre                         | Release date         |
| :-------------------------- | :---------------------------: | -------------------: |
| The Shawshank Redemption    | Crime, Drama                  | 14 October 1994      |
| The Godfather               | Crime, Drama                  | 24 March 1972        |
| Schindler's List            | Biography, Drama, History     | 4 February 1994      |
| Se7en                       | Crime, Drama, Mystery         | 22 September 1995    |

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How to Become a Cloud Consultant

In 2018, the market for cloud consulting reached a $272 billion valuation. According to the same source, that figure could eclipse $620 billion by 2023, as more companies implement cloud-based applications. Cloud consultants help companies identify and act on their cloud needs, helping them leverage cloud computing for safer, more efficient operations.

Many companies want to take advantage of the benefits that cloud computing offers. As a cloud consultant, you will help inform a company’s cloud-related decisions. You will help familiarize company decision-makers with all aspects of cloud computing, answering their questions and providing the guidance they need.

If you perform well in a consultative environment, and enjoy putting strong communication and technology skills to use daily, the client-facing role of a cloud consultant is ideal for you. A female IT specialist helps to answer questions about a computer by another woman. What Is a Cloud Consultant?

Cloud consultants familiarize companies with available cloud computing services, helping them to make decisions that benefit operations. Familiar with all technical aspects of cloud-based applications, cloud consultants maintain strong communicative roles. They are responsible for relaying the benefits of cloud services to individual companies in a way that nontechnical company representatives can understand.

You will likely need to obtain a relevant undergraduate degree to become an IT consultant of any kind. In addition, employers might require that you have at least a few years of experience in a cloud computing environment.

What Does a Cloud Consultant Do?

Cloud consultants fulfill a wide variety of responsibilities. On some days, you’ll likely spend time communicating with clients and researching cloud services they express interest in. On other days, you might collaborate with cloud engineers and cloud administrators, and help them create cloud-based applications according to client preferences.

Depending on the size of your technology firm or IT department, you might also be responsible for creating and implementing some, or all, of the cloud-based applications you discuss with clients.

The individual responsibilities of a cloud consultant include:

Communicating with companies to determine their cloud service needs and answer any of their cloud-related questions.
Researching cloud-based applications that companies might be interested in.
Collaborating with cloud engineers, administrators, and IT teams to create cloud-based applications that satisfy a client’s needs.
Creating cloud-based applications that clients might need, typically after helping clients ideate those applications.
Integrating cloud-based applications into a client’s network after they have been created.
Configuring client networks to handle any new cloud services.
Training client employees on the correct use of any new cloud-based applications.
Familiarizing client companies with any changes to their existing cloud-based applications.

Between communicating with clients and integrating their preferred cloud-based applications, cloud consultants fulfill a critical role for any technology firm or IT department.

Where Do Cloud Consultants Work?

Cloud consultants can work in a variety of different locations. Depending on your employer, you might work onsite for a large company as part of their internal IT department, informing their cloud-related decisions. In other cases, cloud consultants work for independent technology firms, and are contracted first for consultations, and then the full creation of cloud-based applications.

Cloud consultants might work in one or more of the following locations:

Medium or large companies

Technology research firms
Independent cloud computing firms
Information technology providers

As a cloud consultant, your location will likely depend on the nature of your employer. If you are contracted as a cloud consultant to work with individual clients, you may also be required to travel between a client’s office and your own.