One of the things that I’ve wanted to do for a while is to have an open Q&A call – you know, the typical “office hours” concept from your college days, where someone says they’ll be available during certain times for any questions you might have. In my case, I’m not an instructor, and true to the domain name of this site I fully expect to do this from “out of the office” – with any luck, I’ll be sitting at home in my recliner, contemplating what I might want for breakfast before heading into the office.
To cover a broad range of time zones, I’ve picked 8am Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), on Thursday, August 1st. Here are the connection details:
Conference ID: 330 973 15#
Using the Teams client (locally installed or via the web) is preferred, just in case there is any screen sharing needed, but feel free to call in if that’s easier.
If no one shows up, I’ll chalk this up as a failed experiment and go back to my breakfast. Otherwise, I’ll look at doing this once a month.
For those with doubts about the time zone math, the zip file below contains an ICS file that you can import to your favorite e-mail client (e.g. Outlook):
Out of Office Hours 
11 responses to “Join me for a Q&A session”
8am PDT (UTC-7)?
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Yes, I should have a been more specific instead of just assuming people would realize Redmond time 🙂 I updated the post to reflect that.
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Hi Michael,
Is that EST?
Kind Regards
Daniel Bleyer
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I updated the post to make it clear that it’s 8am PDT (Pacific Daylight, which I believe is presently UTC-7).
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I also added an ICS attachment so you can just import that into Outlook.
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Thank you Michael. Also if possible please share some tips and tricks to troubleshoot autopilot issues.
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This was great! As you could see there are a lot of people eager to make Intune work well in their organization. Thanks!
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Great session as I stayed to the end. You answered both my questions and listened to others that I was interested in. Good stuff Michael.!! Thanks.
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Dang, I missed this session by mere days. I have been doing a lot of Autopilot work and a little help would have come in handy. Struggled with a hybrid join today, until I saw in one of your posts that one should throw a couple of CPUs at a the VM. Et voila, the first login screen got past 80180005 and event IDs 59 52 11.
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Missed this one but really interested in the next one!
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Would be great if you can make a recording of the session available for those that missed it. 🙂
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