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VirtualStudy.pl
From the very beginning the purpose of this site, were the online meetings. VirtualStudy.pl provides free, available for everybody, online trainings in topics of broad range of technologies – mostly IT, but not only. Meetings take place few times a week and they are broadcasted over the internet. VirtualStudy.pl also allows you to watch (through the VOD technology) few hundred online meetings, leaded by experienced, and successful presenters. Access to the site, and its content is free. If you have any questions of problems check out our FAQ. We would like to welcome you in our community, and invite you the future meeting.
Virtualstudy.pl Conference
An annual VirtualStudy.pl Conference is an edition of virtual, worldwide conference, created for the whole IT community. We created it to allow, and support the exchange of expert knowledge and to help the IT professionals to widen their horizons. Conference is organized by the VirtualStudy.pl editorial office in connection with the best IT specialists working with us.
Editorial office
Robert Stuczynski (noise)
MVP, MCITP, MCTS, MCSE+S+M, MCSA+S+M, MOCS, MCP
Editor in Chief
In the beginning he stressed ZX Spectrum, C64 and Amiga just for fun. Nowadays he does the same with Microsoft products, mostly with Active Directory and Exchange. IT is not only his job, it is his great hobby, which he spends much time for. He has many passions, and hobbies. Always has not enough time for everything. His favorite activities are playing with his daughter, travelling, and photography. Creator and Editor in Chief of VirtualStudy.pl. Also actively connected with WSS.pl site, where he started as a normal user, and gone to being Editor in Chief. In 2007 he was awarded with the Microsoft MVP title. He publishes his articles on WSS.pl and in “Experts’ Articles” section of polish Microsoft TechNet site. He continuously runs two blogs: on TechNet, for Windows Server 2008 community, and his private blog.
Daniel Gabryś (zoNE)
Associate Editor
Interested in all types of IT technologies. His adventure with computers started at the age of 5, but the true passion came four years later. His interests involve computer graphics, mostly vector raster graphics. He started his career from creating small graphics, designing ad posters and layouts for websites – where he got interested with web mastering, programming and everything around it. As today movies have more special effects than storyline, he finds himself in anime, and manga. During the office hours he is mostly occupied with running worldwide web sites about computer games. His after work hobbies are connected with melee weapons (mostly Asian) and sports connected with it.
Łukasz Sękowski (Luke999)
MCP, MCTS, MCSA+S
Editor
His interests in computers and technology started when he was 7 years old. His adventure with computers he begun with Atari 65XE and magazines like “Bajtek” and “Sectets of Atari”. The early interests in programming quickly grew to broadly comprehended “Enterprise Solutions” mostly connected with Active Directory, Exchange, ISA (TMG), virtualization and NAS/SAN networks based on NatApp matrices. An expert in hosting solutions based on Windows/IIS platform. A member of “Polish Expert Group” and “Exchange users (PEPUG)”, he is also active on WSS.pl site. In his personal time he enjoys hillwalking, playing football, and train martial arts. He dreams about visiting New Zealand, getting a pilot license and diving in caves.
Michał Gajda (mgajda)
MCP, MCSE+S, MCTS, MCITP, MCDBA
Editor
Since 2006 he is a system admin during office hours, but his passion started back in 90’s. It all started when he was a few years old and he got his first Atari 65XE, and then evolved to PC times. Today he is mostly occupied with Microsoft systems, and technologies – Active Directory and a bit of virtualization. In 2005 he was awarded with a MCP title, and from that point on, he started collecting other titles. Graduated from ATH in Bielsko-Biała where he became a database expert. In his free time he likes to write in PHP, and C#. Simply speaking – IT is his life. For fun he enjoys everything what is connected with fantasy, from books, through movies, and ending on games.
Jacek Juriewicz (jacek102)
MCP, MCTS, MCITP
Editor / Public Relations
At the age of 7 he got his first Commodore64, he read all the books about this simple 8-bit computer. In the summer time, when everybody got tired of him, he pitched a tent in his back yard, and slept there with all his cassettes with software… He wrote his first game only a year later. But the real explosion came with PC bought by his brother. When he but his first accelerator on Pentium, things got really serious. He is a graduate of Technical University of Gliwice. Professionally he is in charge of network, and server administration, basing on technologies VMware vSphere/Linux/Windows/Netware. Co-founder and coordinator of a few projects funded from EU. He is able to write without looking at keyboard with a speed of 250 signs per minute. His hobbies involve photography, sailing, paragliding. He got to the top of every mountain in High Tatra Mountains, including the Gerlach. He tried almost every extreme sport: diving, mountain climbing, cave exploration, rafting, survival, and hiking;) In his moments of insanity, he descended from the skyscrapers, and chimneys, and when he was 18 he rode through Poland on a bike (around 800 km). He runs a technical blog on: http://juriewicz.info.
Zbigniew Proch
Editor
His adventure with computers started Amstrad 464, which was a Christmas present. Later he got a Commodore64, and Amiga 1200, which he exchanged for 386DX40. Then it all really begun, someone told him about Linux, back than in version 2.0 – he is still fascinated about this system. Unfortunately a corporation form Redmond got almost everybody including him. He got interested in NT systems, and later on in Windows Server. Professionally he is a system admin for over 10 years, mostly concerned with virtualization by Citrix, and collaboration software by IBM.
Dariusz Brejnak (dbsoft)
MCP, MCTS
Editor
For more than 20 years enthusiast of widely understood information technology, mostly at fields of databases. programming, and lately also the topic of Business Intelligence. His advanture started with legendary Sinclair ZX-81 and ZX Spectrum 48k, later there was a time of Atari 130 XE. Professionaly his career started in the early 90's as a programmer writing a database application for banks.
On the everyday basis mostly concerned with projecting, programming and administrating IT systems and databases mostly in relation with Microsoft products. He considers himself a lucky man because his job is his passion.
His free time, he splits between 3 passions: family, photography and IT.
Microsoft technologies enthusiast, member of numerous societies oriented on SQL Server, Visual Studio and .NET Framework such as: PASS(Professional Assocition for SQL Server), PLSSUG(Polish SQL Server User Group), WODNUG(Warsaw Official .Net User Group), Wg-NET(Warszawska Grupa .NET) WGUiSW(Warszawska Grupa Użytkowników i Specjalistów Windows).
Author of several articles and advices about SQL Server and Visual Studio, expert at WSS.pl.
Graduated from Warszawska Wyższa Szkoła Informatyki.
Runs his own techical blog This.About('SQL','VS') available at http://blog.brejnak.info.
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