SPCA2013 - Automating SharePoint
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The document discusses various tools for automating SharePoint including System Center products like Operations Manager and Orchestrator, as well as PowerShell. It provides examples of how to use PowerShell to deploy, configure, manage, and monitor SharePoint. It also introduces some custom tools like SPInstallerLite that can help with lightweight SharePoint installation and configuration.
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