About the Reviewers

Anderson Patricio is an Exchange Server MVP and a Messaging consultant based in Toronto, Canada, designing and deploying solutions in clients located in North and South America. He has been working with Exchange since Version 5 and has had the opportunity to use PowerShell since its beta release (code name Monad at that time).

Anderson contributes to the Microsoft communities in several ways. In English, his blog www.andersonpatricio.ca is updated regularly with content for Exchange, PowerShell, and Microsoft in general. In Portuguese, he has an Exchange resource site (www.andersonpatricio.org). He is also a TechEd presenter in South America and also the creator of a couple of Exchange trainings in the Brazilian Microsoft Virtual Academy (MVA).

You can follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/apatricio.

He is the reviewer of several books such as Windows Powershell in Action by Bruce Payette, PowerShell in Practice by Richard Siddaway, and Microsoft Exchange 2010 PowerShell Cookbook by Mike Pfeiffer.

Donabel Santos is a SQL Server MVP and is the senior SQL Server Developer/DBA/Trainer at QueryWorks Solutions, a consulting and training company in Vancouver, BC. She has worked with SQL Server since Version 2000 on numerous development, tuning, reporting, and integration projects with ERPs, CRMs, SharePoint, and other custom applications. She holds MCITP certifications for SQL Server 2005/2008, and an MCTS for SharePoint. She is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), and is also the lead instructor for SQL Server Administration, Development, Tableau, and SSIS courses at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). Donabel is a proud member of PASS (Professional Association of SQL Server), and a proud BCIT alumna (CST diploma and degree).

Donabel blogs (www.sqlmusings.com), tweets (@sqlbelle), speaks and presents (SQLSaturday, VANPASS, Vancouver TechFest, and many more), trains (BCIT, QueryWorks Solutions), and writes (Packt, Idera, SSWUG, and so on). She is the author of Packt's SQL Server 2012 with PowerShell V3 Cookbook, and a contributing author of Manning's PowerShell Deep Dives.