Adam Bertram

Founder & Principal Consultant

ATA Learning, Inc.

Adam Bertram is a 25+ year IT veteran, former Microsoft MVP, and self-employed consultant who helps organizations replace repetitive manual work with generative AI automation and agent-based workflows. He’s a successful blogger, consultant, trainer, published author and freelance writer for dozens of technology publications.

Bio Overview

Adam’s primary focus today is generative AI automation and agent workflows—helping teams design and implement AI-driven systems that eliminate manual busywork, backed by nearly two decades of experience in PowerShell scripting and IT infrastructure automation. He’s an avid open-source contributor on GitHub (github.com/adbertram), where projects like AgentTrainer and CourseCraft reflect his current work in AI agents and automated content pipelines.

Beyond consulting, Adam is a prolific technical educator. He has authored over two dozen video courses for platforms like Pluralsight and LinkedIn Learning, written hundreds of published articles and built a following of more than 13,000 professionals across his content channels. He’s also a published book author, having written “PowerShell for Sysadmins” (No Starch Press) and “The Pester Book” (Leanpub).

Areas of Expertise

  • Generative AI automation and agent workflows
  • Business process automation (Zapier, Make)
  • Technical writing, training, and course creation

Credentials & Publications

  • Former Microsoft MVP (6x)
  • Author, “PowerShell for Sysadmins” (No Starch Press)
  • Author, “The Pester Book” (Leanpub)
  • 26+ published video courses (Pluralsight, LinkedIn Learning)
  • 400+ published articles across dozens of technology publications

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Articles by the Author

PowerShell Scripting and Open Management Infrastructure (OMI)
As an IT professional or manager, when you think of the word "script," what comes to mind? Are images of VBScript and batch files still haunting you to this day? Are you just thinking about a nice, little piece of code that automates some mundane task? If so, let's get...
PowerShell on Linux: Not Just Windows Anymore
On Aug. 18, Jeffrey Snover finally got his wish. It was a wish that we in the PowerShell community knew was eventually coming judging from his tongue-in-cheek responses when asked about it for many months. Windows PowerShell was renamed simply to PowerShell because...
Understanding PowerShell Toolmaking
As we use PowerShell Toolmaking to automate more tasks, most of us eventually find ourselves reinventing the wheel. We write a script to do task X, another to do task Y, then task Z comes around. A few weeks go by and we begrudgingly write another script to do task X...
Using the PowerShell Test-NetConnection Cmdlet on Windows
Before the days of PowerShell Test-NetConnection, we had many different command-line tools we could choose from to troubleshoot various network connectivity issues. We had ping for testing ICMP echoes and replies; tracert to see where our packets might be getting...
How to Use Scheduled Tasks to Copy or Transfer Files
You shouldn't have to babysit all of the file copies; scheduled tasks is perfect for automating this job.
Automatically Encrypt File and Folders Using PowerShell
In today's dangerous cyber environment, it's more important than ever to protect your data. Bad guys are always on the lookout for an easy score. As a sysadmin, it's one of your many jobs to set up security controls and make sure your network is not an easy target.
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