Jeffrey Keys Email and Phone Number

As a Service Owner at Nokia I manage a partner team to drive the success of Nokia's Cloud endpoint device management.My recent Nokia experience involved an Autopilot rollout via Intune. I was/still am also heavily involved with SCCM co-managed with MEM.At TCB I was involved in all System Center related activities including running the SC railroad for SCCM 2012/Current Branch and SCOM 2012. I was tasked with engineering an implementing changes to the SCCM 2012 environment. I worked with the engineering team at TCB on the upgrade of SCOM from SCOM 2007 to SCOM 2012 R2 (basically a complete redo). Recent SCOM 2012 related activities: Setup Windows service monitoring for several apps, much performance tuning and Alert monitoring. Also in this primarily operations role I do a lot of AD/DNS server backend stuff. Recent DNS server stuff: fixed many reverse lookup zones that were affecting certificates, SCCM 2012 client inactivity basically client hostnames were getting ghosted with old IP addresses.Built SCCM 2012 labs and designed Migration from SCCM 2007 R2 to SCCM 2012 in the production environmentUpgraded Fannie Mae's SMS 2003 mutli-site environment to SCCM 2007. Worked out good, we were able to maintain all packages, advertisements, etc.Prior to Fannie Mae I was an SMS 2000/2003 consultant where I was involved in the design and implementation of SMS infrastructures for many Fortune 500 companies. Specialties: SMS/SCCM engineering, administration and packaging (including windows Updates), SCOM administration, Microsoft TCP/IP, Operating systems both Server and client, and WSUS 3.2. I also have: *decent Active Directory skills*excellent Windows Server and client (currently Windows 10) troubleshooting and administration skills. Somewhat comfort zone: Been doing the basic stuff with vSphere 6.5 for a bit, but I had to restore some snapshots in the wee hours - first time - pulled it off in a hero fashion LOL. Update on this I have worked quite a bit more in vSphere expanding logical disks, adding Memory and CPUs. I am kicking the tires on vSphere 6.7 as well.Doing some Azure training and basic operation now. I am writing Configuration Items in SCCM using Powershell scripts on top of my SCOM and SCCM cmdlet usage for management of those applications. CLI Scripting saves time.Been a whiles: Cisco IOS, Unix/Linux, HTTP (webpage design).