About the Reviewers

Jason Helmick is an instructor at Interface Technical Training and has spent 19 years as an IT professional including experience with enterprise-level infrastructure and systems deployment, e-commerce, and n-tier software development and management.

Jason specializes in PowerShell and Exchange. He and Mike Pfeiffer are the founders and hosts of the Arizona PowerShell User Group (http://www.azposh.com).

You can check out Jason’s blog at http://www.jasonhelmick.com or you can catch him on twitter at @thejasonhelmick.

Shay Levy is a Windows PowerShell MVP and System Administrator for a government institute in Israel. He has worked with Microsoft platforms for more than 20 years, focusing on Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory.

As a long time PowerShell community supporter, he has become a moderator of multiple forums and a co-director of the PowerShellCommunity.org website.

He is the creator of the popular PowerShell Community browser toolbar, a one-stop shop for various PowerShell resources such as downloads, webcasts, videos, podcasts, and more. He often covers PowerShell-related topics on his blog http://PowerShay.com. You can also follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/ShayLevy.

Robert Martin has been in the IT Industry for over 15 years and is a senior consultant specializing in VMware and Exchange. Robert has achieved several certifications over the years, demonstrating his commitment to the industry. Among others, his certifications include VCP3, VCP4, MCSA, CCNA, CNA, CCA, A+, and HP Accredited Platform Specialist. Robert dedicates much of his time to automating daily tasks and tasks of his peers in PowerShell and C#. In addition, Robert maintains a VMware, Exchange, and PowerShell blog as his way of sharing solutions to daily tasks with other administrators.

Robert currently works for Choice Hotels International in Phoenix, AZ. For more information about Robert Martin or the scripts he contributes, visit his blog at http://robertwmartin.com.

Anderson Patricio is an Exchange MVP and works as a messaging consultant for clients located in the South and North America. He has been working with Exchange since version 5 of the product and he has had the opportunity to use PowerShell since the beta release (code name Monad at that time).

Anderson is a TechEd presenter in South America and he has an exchange resource site in Portuguese with several articles about Exchange, PowerShell, and Active Directory and he also publishes monthly articles at MSExchange.org in English.

He is the reviewer of Windows PowerShell in Action by Bruce Payette and PowerShell in Practice by Richard Siddaway.