[blog] Andy's K1000/K2000 Korner
I'll be posting blog articles here from time to time centered around various advanced K1000 and K2000 techniques. Some of you may remember the old blog posts and how I had to take them down due to a conflict of interest with my current employer. Well, they've changed their stance and have decided to allow me to post articles once more.
This thread will list all articles with links to them. It will be a dynamic post, so check back often.
K1000
K2000
This thread will list all articles with links to them. It will be a dynamic post, so check back often.
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- Help Desk - Queue Duplication and Synchronization
- Extending the Computer Inventory to Support User Profile Specific & Other Non-Inventoried Data by John Verbosky
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Posted by:
airwolf
13 years ago
Added links to two articles from the old blog that I was able to find.
New K1000 and K2000 articles coming soon....
New K1000 and K2000 articles coming soon....
Posted by:
airwolf
13 years ago
Haven't been working on articles lately, because I am working on a K1000 book! I've signed a contract with Dell KACE, and I'm hoping to have it finished by the end of this year or early next year. I'll also be posting a few chapters as blog articles soon...
In the meantime, you can keep track of my progress by following me on twitter: @andyflesner
Added bonus! If you follow me on twitter and tweet me your gmail address, I'll send you an invite for Google+!
In the meantime, you can keep track of my progress by following me on twitter: @andyflesner
Added bonus! If you follow me on twitter and tweet me your gmail address, I'll send you an invite for Google+!
Posted by:
airwolf
13 years ago
11/18/2011 - Added link to John Verbosky's Konference presentation post. Check it out!
PS - I'll be posting A LOT of stuff in the next week or two.
PS - I'll be posting A LOT of stuff in the next week or two.
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