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Atlanta IT Pros,
That’s right – The year’s premier technology event is FREE – the charity donation is not required but is Optional at Registration
Details on attached announcement but..
Date: June 21
Time: 8am-4pm
Michael Cruz will present
"How to build out a test lab using PS and Hyper-V on Win 8."
Informat hour from 8:00-9:00
If anyone has a script that they would like to share, workshop, or code review please bring it to the meeting. Discussion about scripts and "what I did" situations are a driving force of the community.
After an extended break, we are back! Meeting discussion will be PowerShell and Performance Counters. We will cover the following:
Additionally, we will have a few books to give away:
We're back! This should be a fun meeting. We're going to the short form again:
YOU MUST RSVP VIA THE FOLLOWING LINK ON EVENTBRITE IN ORDER TO ATTEND
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/6591855417
Speaker: Tome Tanasovski
Topics: Creating a Corporate Mentoring Program with Windows PowerShell
Join Tome as he walks you through how PowerShell became the engine to a global mentor matching program for one of the biggest finance companies on Wall Street. He will walk us through the different algorithmic approaches that were taken to find the ideal set of pairs out of 10^500 possible combinations.
Speaker: Gantcho Radoslavov
Topics: Powershell Tips and Tricks.
Areas Covered:
- Powershell and web-services with Sharepoint / WSDL.
- Secure Scripts with Code Signing and Certificates.
- Powershell ODBC and SQL
- Running Powershell as a Service
- Array of Objects
- Adhoc powershell scripts.
Speaker: Sunny Chakraborty
Topics: Powershell and Eventing.
Areas Covered.
WMI Event Registrations.
Pizza is being sponsored by SAPIEN, Makers of PowerShell Studio (formerly Primal Forms) and Primal Script
The meeting will be held, as usual, at the Microsoft offices on 6th Ave:
1290 Avenue of the Americas, Sixth Floor New York, NY 10104
5/13/2013
We have the regular books and stuff to give away.
The topic an agenda will be as follows:
The Scripting Games!
Events and Lessons Learned
7:00 - 7:10 Introductions meet and great
7:10 - 7:15 Administrative Information
7:15 - 7:45 Presentation on intro to PowerShell, Event 1, advanced and beginner, Fundamentals of Advanced functions
7:45 - 8:15 Lab and breakout sessions
8:15 - 8:30 Unscheduled
Josh Miller will be presenting App Automation: Options, Pros, and Cons 9 ways to automate applications.
If anyone has a script that they would like to share, workshop, or code review please bring it to the meeting. Discussion about scripts and "what I did" situations are a driving force of the community.
This PowerShell user group exists to help new and advanced users connect with the community. This group was formed to help encourage more people to use powershell and to help build an interconnected community of local users who can help and learn from each other.
This group is intended to encompass users from all areas of IT, thereby giving a diverse knowledgebase for scripting techniques. It's also here to mentor users new to the Powershell language and/or to scripting.
Please join us Thursday, May 2nd where Jeff Wouters will be presenting on his chapter from PowerShell Deep Dives book: Avoiding the pipeline (aka using the pipeline more efficiently). Jeff will also cover improving the PowerShell learning curve, and how to improve teaching it.
Here’s a little bit about Jeff:
