Live event + Q&A

The Anti-Resolution: Doing Less, Achieving More in IT

January 14, 2026

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CST

Every year IT teams get overloaded with new tools, new priorities, and new “must-dos.” But more isn’t always better — it’s just more. Complexity slows teams down, creates chaos, and kills productivity.

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What to expect

Every year IT teams get overloaded with new tools, new priorities, and new “must-dos.” But more isn’t always better — it’s just more. Complexity slows teams down, creates chaos, and kills productivity.

This webinar is about the opposite: cutting the noise so you can move faster. We’ll show you how simplifying your stack and leaning into smarter automation can boost uptime, sharpen visibility, and free up serious admin hours — all without adding more tools or overhead.

What you'll learn

How to spot and remove the complexity that’s dragging your team down.
Why fewer tools = smarter automation, faster fixes, and happier admins.
Real ways to streamline patching, reporting, and device management
How PDQ Connect brings patching, reporting, and device insights into one clean interface — so you can do more with far less

Speakers

Greg Wood

Host, PDQ

Greg partners closely with customers to make webinars practical, helpful, and worth their time.

Brock Bingham

Senior Content Engineer, PDQ

Brock is a professional breaker of things turned sysadmin. After 15 years fixing what he broke, he now teaches others how to avoid his mistakes, and why backups are a sysadmin's best friend.

Andrew Pla

Community manager, PDQ

Andrew loves automation, PowerShell, and building tools that last.

Wayne Osteen

Solutions Engineer, PDQ

Solutions Engineer at PDQ since the summer of ’23. Retired after 34 years as a K–12 education sysadmin, where he mastered the art of keeping tech (and teachers) calm.

Steve Stoddard

Software Engineer in Test II, PDQ

Steve is a software testing and quality assurance specialist who has spent enough time as a Windows systems administrator to know exactly which mysterious error codes to fear.