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Most teams aren't full of A-players because most leaders are playing the wrong game. They're chasing expensive talent with perfect resumes instead of identifying people who can be A-players in their specific context. The best leaders know how to spot undervalued talent, develop them systematically, and create environments where top performers choose to stay. This session shows you how to build your own talent factory instead of competing for the same overpriced candidates as everyone else.

Reusing automation pieces can lead to greater efficiency and faster development!

In this 12.0 Week livestream, Director of Product Management Luke Whitelock and Senior Product Manager Tom Goings will guide us through how to reliably track devices from purchase to retirement in a single system so technicians always have an accurate asset inventory. Join us as we demonstrate practical workflows for onboarding, off boarding, warranty tracking, and audit preparation using NinjaOne’s unified ITAM capabilities.

In this 12.0 Week stream, Senior Product Manager Dan Myers Explains how to validate server backup recoverability with automated boot verification, so you know systems are recoverable before disaster strikes. He’ll also cover safer role-based access controls for NinjaOne SaaS backup, and how you can confidently pass recovery audits. You’ll learn.

Knowing how to take advantage of automations is a massive part of maintaining your sanity when running an IT organization. Between automating technical workflows and creating templates for your people management processes, there are so many opportunities for you to make your IT life easier with automation! As always, we have hosted a panel of IT leaders that discussed their own automations and how it saves them time. If you have any that you'd like to share, feel free to leave them in the comments.

When scripts work they're like magic. But what do you do when they break? Join NinjaOne Community STARS as they demystify the art of debugging, from how to spot exactly what broke and why to applying fixes fast without the late nights and guesswork.