127. Why PowerShell is Fun and Automation Matters - with Harm Veenstra

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In this episode, Rick & Oscar talk with Harm Veenstra consultant at InSpark and Microsoft MVP. He explains how his passion for PowerShell and automation led to his Microsoft MVP recognition, which he sees as an ongoing commitment to the community. They highlight the open culture in IT, where sharing knowledge helps everyone improve. They also touch on challenges like cloud migration and the need to combine automation with good governance. Harm stresses that tools alone are not enough without proper oversight. About this episode, and Harm Veenstra in particular: you can find Harm on LinkedIn.About Betatalks: watch our videos and follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Bluesky.

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