“The course will educate you on the details you need to know to be able to start writing PowerShell for Office 365. By the end, our objective is to make you feel comfortable writing PowerShell against any of the core technologies in the stack. We’ll also give you some real-world examples of where you can use PowerShell to be more consistent and save time.”
Topics covered: PowerShell for Office 365 and Azure AD Management PowerShell for Azure Active Directory Rights Management Configure and Manage AAD Connect and ADFS with PowerShell Monitoring Office 365 with PowerShell Writing PowerShell for SharePoint Online Leveraging PowerShell for Exchange Online Configuring Skype for Business Using PowerShell to Administer the Security and Compliance Center
Liam began his career as a Trainer of all things computer-related. He quickly realized that programming, breaking, and hacking was a lot more fun. He spent the next few years working within core infrastructure and security services until he found SharePoint. He is the founder and owner of SharePlicity, a consulting company that focuses on all areas of Technology. His role within SharePlicity is to help organizations implement technology that will enhance internal and external collaboration, document and records management, automate business processes, and of course security controls and protection. Liam also serves as the Principal Technology Advisor at Rencore, where he is helping to develop offerings that help organizations further understand and mitigate security and compliance risks, within SharePoint and Office 365 customization's. His core focus will is to identify, control, and protect whether they are full-fledged customization's or out-of-the-box Office 365 functionality. He is also a thirteen-time Microsoft MVP focusing on Architecture but also crosses the boundary into Development. He is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). His specialty over the past few years has been security in SharePoint and its surrounding platforms. He can often be found at user groups or conferences speaking, offering advice, spending time in the community, teaching his kids how to code, raspberry PI programming, hacking the planet or building Lego robots.
