Schedule publishes on November 1. First Dive pricing won't last that long. #PSHSummit runs at break-even with no paid staff, no expo hall, and no premium tier. The price only moves one direction. $1,299 today:

Room block is open: $179/night at the Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista, in the same building as the sessions, with a discounted resort fee and parking. Rooms at that rate are limited: www.powershellsummit.org/hotel #PSHSummit

#PSHSummit isn't only PowerShell. Sessions span cloud and Azure, AWS, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, configuration management, Docker and Kubernetes, edge, security, and AI in operations. The deep end, four days:

The whole number for anyone who needs approval: $1,299 ticket, plus $772 for four nights in the room block at $179/night with the resort fee. $2,071 at published rates, before lodging tax and airfare. Breakfast and lunch included daily. www.powershellsummit.org/tickets #PSHSummit

One seat, four days, and every keynote, general session, and breakout comes back as a recording the whole team can use. That's the part that makes the ask easy to justify. First Dive, $1,299: www.powershellsummit.org/tickets #PSHSummit

New to PowerShell? OnRamp is our beginner track. 40 seats, the same $1,299, and a Summit Buddy who's been before, so you're not eating lunch alone on day one. Full-ride scholarships available: www.powershellsummit.org/on-ramp #PSHSummit

We cap #PSHSummit at 300 people on purpose. It means you can corner the maintainer of the module that's breaking your build at breakfast on day two and go home with an answer. First Dive, $1,299:

New for 2027: everything is under one roof. Sessions, the room block and the Monday community night are all at the Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista. No shuttle. No walk across a campus. April 5-8: www.powershellsummit.org/tickets #PSHSummit

277 session proposals came in for about 50 slots. 83 speakers submitted. Blind review is underway. Full schedule lands November 1. You don't need the schedule to book. First Dive is $1,299 today: www.powershellsummit.org/tickets #PSHSummit

First Dive tickets are open. $1,299 for four days in Orlando, April 5-8, 2027. 300 people. No expo hall. Every keynote, general session and breakout recorded. This is the opening tier: www.powershellsummit.org/tickets #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Our call for speakers just closed ... what is the next step in the process? www.powershellsummit.org/blog/call-fo...

Last call — the #PSHSummit 2027 CFP closes TODAY. Been drafting something? Send it. Been talking yourself out of it? Send it anyway — round one is a blind review, so the idea stands on its own. See you in Orlando, April 5–8: sessionize.com/pshsummit27

#PSHSummit CFP closes TOMORROW. Thirty minutes that end with you submitted: 1. The thing you'd explain over coffee = your title 2. Three sentences: problem, what you did, what they'll learn 3. Pick a format 4. Submit Clear beats perfect:

Accepted #PSHSummit speakers get: a free pass, an honorarium ($250–$2,000 by format), a pro recording of the session, speaker events — and Orlando, April 5–8, 2027. You have the weekend. CFP closes Monday, Aug 31: sessionize.com/pshsummit27 #PowerShell

"Someone's already done a talk on that." Maybe. None of them did it in YOUR environment, with your constraints and the three things that broke at 2am. The topic isn't the value. The specifics are. CFP closes Aug 31: sessionize.com/pshsummit27 #PSHSummit #PowerShell

"I don't have an hour of material." You don't need one. #PSHSummit takes 25-min Fast Focus talks, 45-min breakouts, 90-min deep dives, 4-hr labs and After Dark sessions. Fit the format to your material. CFP closes Aug 31: powershellsummit.org

You've had the idea since April. The script that saves your team 40 hours a month. The thing you keep explaining because nobody wrote it down. That's a session. The idea was the hard part. CFP closes Aug 31: sessionize.com/pshsummit27 #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Every #PSHSummit talk starts the same way: someone hit submit. The Call for Proposals opens July 1. Our guide takes you from idea to stage — start brainstorming: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Fame? Glory? Honor? Money?! …Maybe! 😄 Speaking at #PSHSummit = free entry, an honorarium & a network that lasts. CFP opens July 1: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Worried it's all about who you know? Phase 1 of #PSHSummit evals is a BLIND review — no names, just your idea. CFP opens July 1. Write one that wins on merit: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Not sure how to pitch your session level? We explain it with… toast. 🍞 From "A Beginner's Guide to Bread and Heat" to "Stochastic Thermal Modeling." CFP opens July 1: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

You write modules thousands use. You mentor others. You STILL feel like an imposter daily. Good news: you're exactly who we want on stage. CFP opens July 1 — how to prep: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

New to the community? Clicked a scary 'Terminal' icon and got hooked? We were all new once — the #PSHSummit stage has room for your story too. CFP opens July 1: www.powershellsummit.org/blog/so-you-... #PSHSummit #PowerShell

Why settle for a locked-down phone app when your house can answer to a shell? @ja.mesrusk.in opens his actual windows with PowerShell, no cloud phone-home. Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rV9... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #IoT

Opening Windows (with) PowerShell by James Ruskin

Some web-based home automation systems have APIs - some are locked ...

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Security vs agility? No fight needed. Jonathan Levine drives AppLocker + Windows Firewall at Jane Street from readable JSON/YAML, time-limited exceptions baked in. Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IGx... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #Security

Security That Says “Yes”: Agile Windows Security with PowerShell by Jonathan Levine

At Jane Street, we have discovered that traditional system hardenin...

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From deterministic "Is" computing to probabilistic "Ish" AI: Jeffrey Snover on ditching prayer-based planning for a Plausible Theory of Success. Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Slz... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #AI

Navigating the AI Revolution by Jeffrey Snover

We are witnessing a fundamental shift in the physics of innovation,...

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What if your functions rejected bad input before they ran? @emrys.macinally.de dives into custom validation classes, enforcing prefixes, semver and cross-param logic. Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8XT... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #DevOps

Pimp Your Parameters: The Magic of Validation Classes by Emrys MacInally

Ever wished your functions could reject bad input before they even ...

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Hardcoded creds in your pipeline? Yikes. @schlauge.com wires PowerShell into Azure Key Vault, AWS Secrets Manager and HashiCorp Vault for rotation at scale. Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cOH... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #DevOps

Secrets at Scale: Managing Cloud Credentials with PowerShell Automation by Phil Bossman

Managing secrets across multiple cloud platforms is a challenge—esp...

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PowerShell turns 20! Fossils (their word) Jason Helmick & @jdhitsolutions.com swap stories from the early days, heavy on demos, light on PowerPoint. Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=76I_... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #Community

PowerShell Perspectives by Jason Helmick, Jeff Hicks

PowerShell will be turning 20 this year and it has come a long, lon...

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Build, test and ship your PowerShell modules hands-free. Adam Driscoll runs the full GitHub Actions gauntlet: tests, artifacts, releases and Gallery publishing. Live: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3u... #PSHSummit #PowerShell #DevOps

GitHub Actions for Fun and Profit by Adam Driscoll

In this session, we'll take a dive into GitHub actions and see how ...

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