PowerShell has been the on-prem SharePoint Admin’s best friend for over 10 years and it hasn’t let us down. With migrations to Microsoft 365 and Hybrid topologies being all the rage these days it’s time to expand our PowerShell prowess to the online world. In this session Todd will show you PowerShell techniques to use in your online environment. He’ll cover using the cmdlets provided by Microsoft. Then they’ll show you how you can roll your own PowerShell to fill in the gaps and other amazing tools like the PnP PowerShell cmdlets that will expand your capabilities with PowerShell in Microsoft 365. When you leave this session you will have another set of tools in PowerShell arsenal and the confidence to use them.

[Speaker – Todd Klindt]Todd Klindt is a consultant at Sympraxis Consulting specializing in Microsoft 365 administration. He has worked with SharePoint and related technologies for over 20 years and has been a Microsoft MVP for 15 years.

[Meeting Agenda]• 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM – Presentation

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