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Automating the world one-liner at a time…
March 30, 2011Mar 30, 201103/30/11There are still a few seats open for the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive Conference and tomorrow is the last day of cheap registration! In case you haven’t already been doing it, now would be a good time to start camping out in your boss’
February 23, 2011Feb 23, 201102/23/11April 18-19 2011 – Las Vegas
We’re very excited with the positive reaction we’ve seen towards the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive!
There’ll be lots of talented & smart people hanging out with us for a couple days. To mention just a few:
Jim Truher –
February 4, 2011Feb 4, 201102/4/11
We’re proud to announce the first ever PowerShell Deep Dive conference! This event will take place at TEC 2011 in Las Vegas, April 18-19.
PowerShell Deep Dive is meant to provide a deep technical and strategic engagement within the PowerShell Community.
August 25, 2008Aug 25, 200808/25/08If you’re going to be in Sweden on Sept 16th, you have the opportunity to hear Richard Siddaway give 2 PowerShell talks covering:
PowerShell Overview
Learning Powershell
Using WMI
Break
Administering Active Directory
Administering IIS 7
Richard is the founder of the world’s first Powershell User Group in the UK and the author of a great blog (that I monitor regularly) HERE.
March 29, 2007Mar 29, 200703/29/07Attached is a zip file which contains the PowerPoint slides and demo scripts for my SW09 Extending PowerShell/Mananaging a Production WebSite using PowerShell talk that I’m about to give at MMS2007.
Enjoy!
Jeffrey Snover [MSFT]Windows Management Partner ArchitectVisit the Windows PowerShell Team blog at:
March 28, 2007Mar 28, 200703/28/07[3/20/07 – Updated zip file with Demo-ManagingAD.Txt]
Attached is a zip file which contains the PowerPoint slides and demo scripts for my SW08 Managing Systems Using PowerShell talk that I’m about to give at MMS2007.
Enjoy!
Jeffrey Snover [MSFT]Windows Management Partner ArchitectVisit the Windows PowerShell Team blog at:
