Scott Hanselman: Value of Writing Windows PowerShell Cmdlets
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Scott Hanselman from the Corillian Corporation and
www.Hanselminutes.com fame explains why his company wrote Windows PowerShell cmdlets to simplify the on-going management of their financial applications – Corillian Member Advantage -- 25% of the people who bank
online in the USA touch a Corillian system. Jeffrey Snover, Architect of Windows PowerShell, and Scott discuss the need that Corillian had, the fast development process, the architecture underlying the application-specific cmdlets and the value of the cmdlets
to both Corillian administrators, sales force and its customers.
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