PowerGUI in the Best of TechEd finals « Dmitry’s PowerBlog: PowerShell and beyond

Published May 16, 2008 Conferences , PowerGUI , PowerShell , TechEd , TechEd2008 , awards 5 Comments

Very exciting considering the products competing for the award, and the fact that last year this exact award went to PowerShell itself. Seems natural to give it to PowerGUI this time around, right?

1 Brent Ozar May 16, 2008 at 4:44 pm

Woohoo! Congrats, man.

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2 Jeffrey Snover May 17, 2008 at 3:26 am

Congratulations!

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3 Fernando Angelico May 30, 2008 at 1:05 pm

Congratulations to Dmitry and all the PowerGUI staff!!

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4 dmitrysotnikov May 30, 2008 at 1:36 pm

Thanks guys!

By the way (will probably blog about it as well), there is also a popular vote set up by the awards organizers at: http://awards.windowsitpro.com/ – so if you are attending the conference please follow the link and vote for us (the list is awfully long – it is not just the finalists – so you need to either search for PowerGUI there or scroll down to the Systems Management and Operations section)

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