TechDays 2010: My speaker bio is up

If you’re from Canada, you must have heard that TechDays is coming back for another year!  TechDays is coming back to Halifax again this November 2 and 3.

I’m excited to have another chance to get up in front of a local crowd and spread my knowledge and make contacts, but also learn from what others are going to present.

My bio is up HERE.  The content is still being worked on so I don’t what I’ll present exactly, but I’ll be looking to submit a session for their new community track (“Local Flavours”) tentatively titled: “Windows PowerShell: Automating Clients, Servers, Clouds and Everything in Between”.

TechDays in Halifax… Still a few spots left

TechDays is near!  Halifax will be on November 2nd and 3rd.

I’ve been accepted to do two presentations:

• Operations Manager 2007 R2 for monitoring UNIX/Linux servers.
• Server management improvements in Windows Server 2008 R2.

There’s some PowerShell goodies, but I’m also in talks to put on a pure PowerShell deep-dive there.

Yes, the site says Halifax is SOLD OUT, but as of yesterday, I have some inside information that there have been a few more seats freed up.

Leave me a comment here if you want a spot!  Leave your email address and I’ll contact you directly.  Once I get your comment, I’ll delete it so your email address will never be shown.  I have it currently set that I have to moderate all comments before they will show.

TechDays: Canada's answer to TechEd

[Update October 24th, 2008: Unfortunately, the Halifax event has been removed from the list of cities where the event will be held.]

TechDays is something new for Microsoft Canada. A quote from the event's home page:

"With up to forty 200+ level sessions, Tech•Days is the learning conference on current and emerging technologies such as Virtualization, Group Policy in Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 Resource Governor… and much more."

The closest event to my home town is Halifax, on December 17th, 2008.

**Early bird pricing (50% off!) ends October 15th, 2008.**

I'm honored to have been accepted as a speaker for a session on PowerShell and WMI. The official title is:

"Automating the Management of Windows Servers using PowerShell and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)"

For more information, check out some of the posts on this HERE.

I'm really looking forward to this event, and hope to meet and talk with others interested in PowerShell.

Fortunately, HERE is a letter to help convince your boss that you should attend this event.