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Tag Archives: Philly
Video From My Presentation at the Philadelphia PowerShell Users Group on WSUS and PowerShell
The video has been posted to YouTube from my presentation on May 1st at the Philadelphia PowerShell Users Group. My presentation was on Managing WSUS using PowerShell and I had a great time presenting on the subject. Check it out … Continue reading
Speaking at Philadelphia PowerShell User Group in May
I’ll be speaking at the Philadelphia PowerShell User Group on May 1st at 5pm CST and I’ll be talking about ‘Managing WSUS with PowerShell’. I won’t actually be there and will instead be presenting via Lync. Regardless, it will be … Continue reading
