Author: Churchill

Involved in IT for almost 20 years now serving in various roles. While initially focused on Windows Server Active Directory, I’ve since worked with other technologies including PKI, identity synchronization, and federation (AAD, SSO). I routinely use PowerShell to perform heavy lifting by automating as much as possible. I like to communicate and share information freely. I’m a team player and believe that together everyone achieves more when working towards a common goal. I am passionate about cloud, identity, beer, and metal music. Let's talk!
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Back from TechEd 2010

I just returned home from TechEd last Friday and looking back on things I have to say that the overall experience was wonderful.  It’s kind of hard to try and explain it to someone who has never been before, but simply stated it’s an opportunity where you get to listen to industry experts (i.e. Mark Minasi, Mark Russonovich to […]

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TechEd 2010 flight

Only 24 hours to go when I board the plane to make the annual trip for TechEd.  This is not a vacation for me at all and I’m going with the intent to work and learn as much as I can to augment my knowledge.  With that said, I’ve signed up for as many technical sessions […]

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Headed to TechEd 2010

I’m going to TechED this year, so needless to say I’m extremely chuffed at the moment!  I went back in 2008 (my first one ever!) and that was a great time to be there  IMHO.  The focus at that time was on Windows Server 2008, failover clustering, Hyper-V and group policy preferences.  With that said, I […]

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And now for my next project…

I recently started work back on the 8th of January, 2010 on planning out and designing the company’s Active Directory infrastructure upgrade to run Windows Server 2008 R2.  This project was originally slated to start one year ago (then for Windows Server 2008)  but was put on the backburner due to the recent slowdown of the economy.  […]