I’m Joeri — an engineer focused on making modern Microsoft environments work in the real world.
My work sits where End-User Computing, infrastructure and operations meet. I focus on environments that need to remain understandable, maintainable and reliable over time.
Engineering in the real world.
Over the years, I’ve worked extensively in Managed Services and cloud operations, designing, building and operating environments that needed to remain scalable, understandable and reliable under real-world pressure.
A large part of that work sits at the intersection of EUC and Infrastructure. On one side: Intune, endpoint management, identity, device lifecycle, security baselines and modern workplace operations. On the other: Azure, hybrid platforms, virtualization, networking, automation and cloud infrastructure.
Those two worlds are deeply connected. A strong endpoint strategy depends on solid identity, networking, governance and infrastructure decisions. Infrastructure only delivers real value when users, devices and operations can work with it in a predictable way.
Technology became more powerful, but environments also became more complex—especially operationally. What interests me most is whether environments remain maintainable, understandable and workable over time.
Good engineering is not only about building impressive solutions. It is also about reducing operational friction, improving clarity and making technology sustainable long term.
Clarity, structure, ownership and maintainability are recurring themes in how I approach technology and engineering decisions.
Why I created Clouvex.
It started in hands-on environments.
Clouvex started during practical work in Managed Service, EUC and Infrastructure environments—building automations, operating infrastructures, managing endpoints and designing cloud solutions.
The same patterns kept returning.
In EUC: inconsistent endpoint configurations, unclear ownership, device lifecycle challenges and policy sprawl. In Infrastructure: fragmented designs, undocumented dependencies, manual operations and platforms that became difficult to maintain later.
The idea became Clouvex.
Valuable knowledge was often scattered across teams, tools and projects. Clouvex became a place where practical engineering insights, operational experiences and lessons learned could come together in a structured and accessible way.
Cloud with vision. Built on experience.
The name reflects how I look at modern technology: broad possibilities, a deliberate direction and decisions grounded in experience.
Infinite Cloud
The possibility to build, connect and scale far beyond traditional boundaries.
Vision
Seeing beyond the implementation toward the environment that teams will actually operate.
Experience
Grounding every perspective in lessons learned from real-world engineering and operations.
What I write about.
EUC
Intune, endpoints, identity, device lifecycle, security baselines and scalable workplace operations.
Infrastructure
Azure, hybrid platforms, virtualization, networking, automation and maintainable cloud architecture.
Operations
Ownership, standardization, governance, operational maturity and environments designed to remain operable.
Clouvex is where experience becomes perspective.
Explore the articles for practical thinking on modern Microsoft environments—before, during and especially after go-live.