Free online powershell training

Hi all!

After a couple of weeks of silence I have some great news; I will be giving free online powershell courses for beginners and intermediates. Hopefully I’ll be able to assist some of you in questions you have about your own scripts, or scripts you’ve used from my blog.

The first course will be August 7 at 19:00 GMT+1. You can join the course by emailing me at Kelvin [at] Limenetworks.nl or via the following Skype for Business URL: Skype for Business Meeting

In the first course I will be focusing on using Powershell in your day-to-day operations and automating minor tasks. It’ll be hands-on as much as possible and not only focus on theory. there will be room for questions during the one hour course.

Hope to see you there!

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