Hi, I'm Robert Agterhuis, a passionate tech enthusiast, blogger, and IT professional with a deep focus on Microsoft 365, Azure, Bicep, PowerShell, Microsoft Graph API, Zero Trust Security, and Governance. Over the years, I've worked extensively with **Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Entra ID**, and various automation tools to streamline IT operations and enhance security and compliance.

This blog is my space to share insights, best practices, and hands-on guides, making complex IT concepts **accessible and practical**—whether you're an experienced admin or just starting out. I believe in the power of **automation, scripting, and strong governance** to create secure and efficient cloud environments.

You'll find articles here covering everything from Infrastructure as Code with Bicep, PowerShell automation, Zero Trust strategies, Microsoft 365 governance, and Graph API use cases. My goal is to help IT professionals work smarter, not harder by leveraging the right tools and methodologies.

Feel free to connect, share your thoughts, or challenge ideas—because tech is best when we **learn together**. 🚀

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• Microsoft 365 & Azure Governance
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• Microsoft Graph API Deep Dives
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• Cloud Infrastructure & Identity Management

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Code & Software Usage

The code snippets and software provided on this blog are delivered “as is.” You are free to use, modify, and distribute the code for your convenience. However, please consider:

• No Warranty: The code is meant for learning and implementation but comes with no guarantees. Always test before deploying to production.
• Customization & Adaptation: Each environment is different, so modify the code as needed.
• Security & Best Practices: Use version control, document your code, and follow security best practices.
• Licensing: Unless otherwise specified, the code is released under the MIT License, allowing for reuse within proprietary software. You can read more about the MIT License here.

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I highly value collaboration and community. Your feedback is not only welcome but encouraged—it's through shared knowledge that we all grow. If you have suggestions, insights, or just want to share your experience, feel free to drop a comment or reach out. ICT is a dynamic and ever-evolving field, and there's always room for improvement.

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