We’ll snack on appetizers, one refreshment will be on us, and we’ll have some stations centered around Microsoft Office 365 tools. Stop by any time between 4:30 and 7 on Thursday, May 25.
This month we’re talking about the Microsoft UC Experience and we know just the man for the job, Daryl Hunter, Mirazon Solution Architect and Unified Communications Practice Lead.
He’ll cover a brief historical review of the Microsoft UC stack and then focus our conversation around the Microsoft Office 365 Cloud PBX/Cloud Vice ecosystem. We’ll talk about how you can get from “here” to “there” – whatever that may mean to you . As time (and feature rollouts) permit, we’ll do some live Office 365 interoperability demos of some of the newest Cloud Voice functions.
Daryl Hunter, Mirazon Engineer
Microsoft: MCITP (Enterprise Administrator, Lync Server Administrator 2010)
MCSE Communication (Lync 2013)
MCSA Office 365, Server 2012/2008
We’re going to talk about RF, Wi-Fi design, and what’s coming down the pike in the world of wireless networks. You’ll leave LouMUG with ideas you can implement immediately to improve your Wi-Fi. Bring your questions and don’t hold back!
You can donate here and bring proof, donate monetarily onsite (they accept cash, credit or check), or bring new or gently used shoes or suitcases/duffle bags.
Greg has been in the technology industry for thirteen years. His experience is varied and his geek cred is strong (MCSE, MCSA, MCP, MCTS, WiSE, RCSA-SE, WiSE-SZ, CWNA, DCIE and more!). Currently, he is working almost exclusively with Wi-Fi for Ruckus Wireless and has been for the last four and a half years. He has had multiple public speaking engagements and, apparently, likes to hear himself talk.It introduces a whole new world in terms of delivering software to your users, including ensuring a functional experience and being trued up on your licensing.
Come to LouMUG on Friday, February 24 and learn more about Office 365 on VDI!
Delivering the Digital Workspace
Increasing Productivity and Security with Microsoft Apps and O365
Demo of VMware’s Digital Workspace
Gregg is a Technology Consultant at Ingram Micro, the world’s largest IT distributor. With over 10 years’ experience in the industry, he is a VMware Certified Professional in multiple disciplines including Datacenter, Cloud, Virtual Desktop and Mobility.
Gregg also supports solutions leveraging the VMware ecosystem with certifications and experience with their alliance partners including Cisco, EMC, HP, Microsoft and Veeam.
Planning for a disaster is difficult. There are a lot of variables and moving parts and stakeholders and tough decisions that you need to make. We’ll be joining Mike Meyer at Peak 10 on January 27 to review how to plan for a disaster.
Mike Meyer
Luckily, there are project planning tools that simplify the process.
Nick Coffman, Mirazon’s Project Manager, will highlight the importance of project management and demonstrate how Microsoft Project and Microsoft Planner make it easier. He will walk us through building a project plan, adding and distributing tasks, syncing to cloud, and utilizing formatting.
Nick Coffman, Mirazon Project Manager
John Ross, Barry Martin and Andy Cook will discuss what they encountered in Atlanta at Microsoft’s annual conference, Ignite.
You can donate here and bring proof, donate monetarily onsite (they accept cash, credit or check), or bring new or gently used shoes or suitcases/duffle bags.
It’s packed full of new, very useful features as well as some much celebrated improvements.
Join us at the Science Center for a quick review of what to expect from Windows Server 2016 and then have your run of the museum!
**Remember** Parking is available for all attendees in the Kentucky Science Center rear lot with code: 8032#
Brent is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and has been with Mirazon for 9 years. He has worked with nearly every Microsoft operating system, as well as many other Microsoft programs.
Brent was selected by Microsoft as a subject matter expert for its Hyper-V certification test and is Mirazon’s storage and virtualization practice lead.
PowerShell scripting can be a useful tool if you know how to use it to your advantage.Composable Systems’ Co-Founder and Software Architect, Jeremy Sublett, is revealing his PowerShell protips at this month’s LouMUG. He’ll go over PowerShell scripting basics and how to leverage it to work with everyday products, specifically Office 365.
Bring a friend with you for an extra raffle entry. We’ll be giving away a Hubsan X4Quadcopter Drone thanks to Composable Systems!
Jeremy Sublett is a two-time SharePoint Server MVP recipient and is managing partner with Composable Systems, LLC where he focuses on designing and building solutions on mobile, Azure, SharePoint and everything in-between. Jeremy has been developing software with Microsoft technology for over 20 years. As a trainer, he has taught developer and end-user courses for many groups, including Microsoft, all across the country.
Do you know best practices to prevent an attack? Would you know what to do in the event an attack occurs?
Jay King, Mirazon Network Engineering Manager, and Justin Cottrell, Mirazon Systems Engineer, are tag teaming this mind-boggling topic at August’s LouMUG meeting. They will review the basic threat landscape, including malware, ransomware, and intrusion methods along with prevention methods like UTM, monitoring, and end user practices.
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