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Maarten Goet

Born on 22 july 1978, working as a Managing Consultant at inovativ in The Netherlands. Maarten and his team of consultants helps Enterprises adopt Microsoft cloud, virtualization and management technologies. He is a 4-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for System Center and is a well-know speaker at conferences like Teched and the Microsoft Management Summit. Maarten can be contacted at maarten [at] techlog.org. Founder of Techlog.

Kenneth van Surksum

Born on 25 june 1975, working as a Consultant at inovativ in The Netherlands. Kenneth works as a Microsoft specialist with a strong focus on the System Center line of products like Configuration Manager, with deep expertise on deployments. Kenneth is a 2-time awarded Microsoft MVP for the expertise Setup & Deployment. He is chief editor at the popular virtualization website Virtualization.info and cloudcomputing website Cloudcomputing.info. Kenneth is also co-writer of the “Mastering Windows 7 Deployment” book published by Wiley. Kenneth can be contacted at kenneth [at] techlog.org. Co-founder of Techlog.