Howdy, I'm Jeffrey Snowver. I'm a technical fellow at Microsoft and these days I'm very much focused in on Azure and management. So I'm spending most of my days on Azure Stack, but we also have Azure Portal, Azure Hardware, and of course, as all the Azure management stuff, including PowerShell. Well, let's see, I've been involved with PowerShell since 2001 when I invented it. I wrote the Core Monad Manifesto then and then have been bringing it to bear. Of course, that date then it was Monad. Now it's PowerShell, so whatever we made that change. I guess that was 2006, we decided to call it PowerShell. Yeah, so right now I'm using PowerShell quite extensively. Of course, we build PowerShell, but we also use PowerShell extensively to manage Azure. In particular, I'm focused a lot of these days on Azure Stack. Azure Stack is where we allow Azure, the public cloud, to be able to run on customers' data centers, starting as low as four servers. So think about that. How do I run like a public cloud on four servers? And the answer is, it's a lot of hard work. I guess what we're doing to do that hard work. And the answer is PowerShell. PowerShell and desired state configuration. Indeed, we have, I think someone coming the other day, we've got like over 250,000 lines of PowerShell to configure, deploy, update, and maintain, and secure Azure Stack. So I'm not just a producer of PowerShell, I am a consumer of PowerShell. Yeah, I think it's incredibly important that everyone be competent with PowerShell. I mean, I don't really think you can call yourself a Windows IT Pro. If you're not competent with PowerShell, then there's being an expert in PowerShell. And here's the deal. The people who are experts at PowerShell, I talked to a lot of them, and they all have had significant advances in their careers because they are PowerShell experts. They've got new jobs, they've got new responsibilities, they've got promotions, and they've got a lot more pay. So it's definitely been one of the things that we sought out to do and we've achieved, which is for the people who have learned this technology, their careers have advanced and benefited greatly. Yeah, so whenever I come to these conferences, I always learn something new, I always enjoy listening to the security things. The security guys, think and use your tools in ways you never would have thought of, and then we got to go produce, you know, find the flaws, find the vulnerabilities, and go patch them. So I learned a lot of new things about how the security guys use our tools to both attack and defend customers. The thing I love the most about this conference is talking to the people. They're incredible people, they're doing fantastic stuff with PowerShell, and it's a great environment. The talks talks are great, but after each one of the talks, we're having these great coffee sessions, coffee break sessions, where you're able to meet the people, talk extensively. Really, it is, you can sit at home and you can watch the videos, but you can't have the coffee breaks and talk to the people. That's what makes this conference so special.