by kevin kaminski | Nov 5, 2013 | Blog
Worried about consumerization or employee owned devices? Maybe you are looking to empower users with more flexible work styles or cope with the demands of integrating contractors into your organization. Microsoft, Calgary Systems Management User Group and the Calgary...
by kevin kaminski | Nov 1, 2013 | Blog
It is not often I get a chance to break from the usual pace of consulting to take the time to share some of my knowledge through the classroom. I thought it would be worthwhile to do some shameless self-promotion and mention a few course dates coming up where I’ll be...
by kevin kaminski | Sep 20, 2013 | Blog
This meeting we will explore some of the solutions from Atea that integrate into System Center to optimize operations in a typical enterprise IT environment. We will be exploring thier new take on software asset management using an Azure based solution that can easily...
by kevin kaminski | Sep 4, 2013 | Blog
If you are using the primary user attribute to define some of your software installations in CM2012 it can be useful to audit the deployed devices in your environment to help troubleshoot issues with application deployment. I use primary user to help define software...
by kevin kaminski | Aug 7, 2013 | Blog
Last year in London I did a presentation on advanced sequencing scenarios with App-V. Basically I broke the session into using application compatibility shims, device drivers and finally how to use Procmon with App-V to do some basic troubleshooting. The presentation...
by kevin kaminski | Aug 5, 2013 | Blog
This year at Briforum Chicago 2013 Nicke Kallen and myself were selected to deliver a presentation titled Application Packaging Smackdown. What we attempted to do is bring some sort of clarity as to the tooling options that are available to packagers since much has...
by kevin kaminski | Jul 25, 2013 | Blog
Generally when deploying App-V 4.x packages with CM 2012 the publishing is one thing you don’t worry about because the information harvested from the package is often sufficient. The problem is that I’ve found one instance where this can be broken, for...
