Tracking down where Operations Manager stores information – Part 8
Welcome to Part 8 on how to do crazy stuff for Operations Manager using SQL, XML and PowerShell. In the…
PHXO365UG – Next Meeting – 09/17/2014
The first meeting of the Phoenix Office 365 User Group was a huge success! I was hoping for 5…
How frequent releases help you satisfy and retain your best employees
Think back to the last time you released to your customers. There was probably a brief feeling of satisfaction, hopefully…
Top 5 business myths about Continuous Delivery
When a team decides to try reducing the time it takes for their ideas to get to their customers (cycle…
August #Office365 Int’l User Group Recap
The August Office 365 International User Group meeting went great, even if I had to miss the second half due…
Incoming call “claiming” to fix your computer SCAM
First let me say that I am a very knowledgeable IT consultant so I knew what I was doing the…
Still the King: Why Content (and Strategy) Still Trump Technology
[Ed. Note: This is a crosspost from my new blog: justinong1.com! As Catapult works to migrate their blogs onto a…
Tracking down where Operations Manager stores information – Part 7
Welcome to Part 7 on how to do crazy stuff for Operations Manager using SQL, XML and PowerShell. In the…
Critical alerts when failing over Operations Manager database in Always On configuration
We ran into an interesting issue when we attempted to fail over our OperationsManager database from one node to the…
Phoenix Area #Office365 User Group
One of my Catapult Colleagues, Eric Skaggs (@skaggej) is starting up an Office 365 User group for the Phoenix, AZ…