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The Atlanta Southeast Management User Group invites you to attend the next SMUG meeting scheduled for October 9th, 2009 for a day of great presentations, discussions, and networking.
Registration Link: Register Here!!!
SWAG will be given away at the end of the meeting. You must be present to win!
DATE & TIME
October 9th, 2009
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Lunch provided courtesy of SAVision!!
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| Presenter |
Agenda |
Start |
End |
| ATLSMUG |
Introduction |
10:00 AM |
10:30 AM |
| Garth Maynard |
Powershell scripting |
10:30 AM |
11:10 AM |
| Greg Cameron |
SCVMM 2008 R2 with Windows Server 2008 R2 livemegration |
11:10 AM |
12:20 PM |
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Break (Lunch) |
12:20 PM |
1:00 PM |
| Ted Sendler |
Changes in OpsMgr R2 |
1:00 PM |
2:00 PM |
| Brian Huneycutt |
ConfigMgr SP2 & R3 Discussion |
2:00 PM |
3:00 PM |
| ROUND TABLE |
ROUND TABLE Open for discussions |
3:05 PM |
4:00 PM |
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PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES
Garth Maynard
Garth Maynard recently joined Siemens Corp. as a SMS\SCCM engineer. He is responsible for the day-to-day SMS operations and infrastructure across North America, and is assisting in the SCCM roll out for North America. He has more than 16 years of experience in the IT field, and has supported a variety of client and server platforms in a modern enterprise environment. Some of his more notable projects have been in the arena of scripting automation which included Perl, Java, VBScript, and Powershell.
Greg Cameron
Greg Cameron is a Senior Technology Specialist with Microsoft working in the Communications Sector. He has been with Microsoft for over 6 years and has been involved with technical sales of Virtualization, Server Operating System and Management solutions. Greg has been in the Technology industry for 10 years, working at a Fortune 10 company working with Server Operations/Architecture Management and Technical Sales/Consulting consulting. Prior to entering the Technology industry he served as an Officer in the United States Navy and is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. He currently lives in Atlanta,GA.
Ted Sendler
Prior to joining the System Center Support specialty in March of 2008, Ted enlisted and served in the United States Marine Corp from 1992-1996.
He first worked at Microsoft as a contingent hire in the Directory Services group in June of 2004. At the end of contract he chose a position with Lowes on the Intel Engineering team.
After Lowes, Ted joined the Wachovia’s Corporate Information Security team with the main task of redesigning Wachovia’s security monitoring implementation of MOM 2005.
Since March 2008, Ted has worked in his current position and is a SME in many areas of the MON vertical.
Brian Huneycutt
Brian is currently a developer (more a jack-of-all-trades really) on the Configuration Manager Sustained Engineering team. He started as a Support Engineer handling consumer desktop support issues at Microsoft in 1999. After having his fill of "No, there is no double right click, just a double left click" and "I'm sorry sir, I cannot help you with your ISP's login password issue" he escaped transitioned to the SMS team, where he quickly learned the value of the SMS logs. Once firmly entrenched in the SMS world, he worked through all levels of support, ending up as an Escalation Engineer ("What do you want to debug today?") prior to moving to the product team. These days he still partners with CSS (current acronym for Support) on problem investigations, along with development work on hotfixes, service packs, and generally anything that needs either fixing or a very long email. Those fleeting moments of free time are split between family, tooling around town in a little Triumph Spitfire, or making sawdust in the garage / workshop.
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Thank you for your continued Support!
Scott Moss
President - System Center Virtual Users Group
Vice President - Atlanta SMUG http://www.atlsmug.org