PowerShell Conference Europe 2020
June 2, 2020, PowerShell Conference Europe opens for the 5th time in Hannover, Germany. Here is a quick walkthrough for this year’s event.
Read MoreJune 2, 2020, PowerShell Conference Europe opens for the 5th time in Hannover, Germany. Here is a quick walkthrough for this year’s event.
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Read MoreIn 2016, the newly minted “PowerShell Conference EU” will be hosted in Hannover, Germany, and may well become the largest PowerShell conference world-wide with its 160 delegates and 30 speakers.
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