
MCT Renewal 2022 - 2023
I am delighted to be recognised as a Microsoft Certified Trainer for the third year in a row!
I am delighted to be recognised as a Microsoft Certified Trainer for the third year in a row!
PowerShell Conference Europe is my favourite event of the year. With a change in direction and venue, will it still be the same event as before?
In my last post I spoke about my delight at being selected to speak at PowerShell Conference Europe 2022. I don’t usually do a post-event write-up but this year, this event, was special. And I wanted to say a few things about it.
The first year of PackagingCon was 2021 and I had the pleasure of speaking! First year, and I was there.
Really happy to introduce the concept of a Windows package manager, with my talk titled What Is Chocolatey, The Package Manager For Windows? to a predominantly Linux and Mac audience.
Using custom WinRM ports when configuring Windows computers with Ansible can cause problems if you don’t know the rules for configuring the ports or just assume you do.
This last year has been a difficult one for events, conferences, and user groups. A lot have just shut up their doors and are waiting for the current COVID-19 pandemic to settle down again. As a result, there has not been too many speaking opportunities to come across, even virtually.
When I was awarded the Microsoft Certified Trainer last year, I talked about how it had been on my wish list for some time and how I was blown away by the award. Well, guess what …
I use the word humble a lot, but I truly am humbled to once again be part of the Microsoft Certified Trainer program. I said it all last year, so I’ll keep this short.
On 14 January I will be presenting, virtually, to the Glasgow Data User Group. This will be the first time I have presented The What, Where and Why of Git to an audience.