
Systems Engineer, Airbnb
A serial releaser of open source Mac administration tools, Graham is the author of Sal, a multi-tenanted reporting tool for Munki, Crypt, a FileVault 2 key escrow solution and Imagr, an open source alternative to DeployStudio. In his day job, Graham is a Systems Engineer at Airbnb. He has a slight obsession with automating all of the things.

Principal Consultant and System Architect,
Marko's first computer was a Sun SparcStation. He's been using Unix - the world's greatest text adventure - for the past 20 years and has attained a ninth-degree black belt in Unix ninja skills.
Marko believes an operating system is useless without a console and is allergic to colored icons. He studied Computer Science at Saarland University and worked at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science before he joined the University of Oxford.
Consultant, Trainer and Author, Technologeeks
Jonathan is CTO of Technologeeks.com, and has been a trainer and consultant in the operating system space for more than 15 years.
He is the author of Mac OS X and iOS Internals (Wiley, 2012), which is slated for release in a 2nd, updated edition around the time of our conference! Jonathan has also written "Android Internals: A confectioner's cookbook" which was released back in October 2014.
Jonathan has taught classes and assisted developers and architects around the world in customizing Android and optimizing performance in mobile environments. His professional clients include Intel, EMC, VMware and others. He has also taught academically: two semesters of Mobile Architecture Internals for Harvard University.
Jonathan maintains a companion website for his Mac Internals book at http://www.newosxbook.com, with free downloads of specialized tools, articles, and a forum.

Consultant, Trainer, Engineer, Mondada
Duncan is the Technical Director of Mondada Pty Ltd, an organisation leading the way in creating installation packages for OS X deployment solutions.
With over 19 years working with Apple and associated products Duncan as a consultant and has worked with some of the leading integration companies at home in Australia and around the world. He is known for his willingness to adapt to new playing fields through embracing different technologies, and his knack for creating modular, re-usable solutions.
Duncan is an Apple Certified Trainer and has spoken at various Apple-centric conferences around the world, including MacSysAdmin and MacWorld.

VP of Engineering, OWC
Tim Standing has been writing drivers and storage utilities for Mac OS since 1986. He is the creator of SoftRAID for Mac OS X and is currently VP of Engineering at OWC Holdings, Inc., the company which develops and sells SoftRAID

Systems Consultant, Concordia University, Faculty of Fine Arts
Tim manages the Mac client infrastructure at Concordia University's Faculty of Fine Arts, maintaining the environment for Mac deployment and configuration, and supporting the creative work of students, faculty and staff.
Although he cut his teeth at the command line, while growing up he enjoyed using computers for music, graphics and film, and went to school to study electroacoustic music. Along the way he developed a love for the Mac and Unix, and now works on various open-source automation tools (such as AutoPkg, mcxToProfile, aamporter) that aim to free Mac admins from the shackles of manual, repetitive tasks.
He blogs regularly at macops.ca, is a proud member of the Mac admin community, and is thrilled to be speaking again at MacSysAdmin..

Architect, Globalization IT, Cisco Systems
Nick is responsible for IT architecture and strategy supporting a Macintosh platform of 40,000 systems across 90 countries, providing technical leadership across a portfolio of M&A, application development, quality assurance, device management, and information security programs.
Prior to Cisco, Nick managed production infrastructure at Apple, Mattel and Emory University in addition to consulting at Fortune 500 companies through roles at Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro Technologies.

Trainer, author and consultant, Macjutsu, Inc.
Kevin M. White has dedicated most of his life to mastering Apple technologies so he can share them with the world.
He has been an Apple Authorized Trainer since 2000, providing guidance to audiences that range from small corporate and education groups to sold-out crowds at Macworld Expo. In 2005 he co-authored his first book, Mac OS X Server 10.3: Visual QuickPro Guide. This has been followed by several authoritative sources for Apple Authorized Training including all versions of Apple Pro Training Series: OS X Support Essentials from v10.5 through the latest version for OS X Yosemite. He has also recently co-authored an entirely new guide, Managing Apple Devices: Deploying and Maintaining iOS and OS X Devices. When not authoring, Kevin provides professional services through his company, Macjutsu, Inc., which specializes in consulting and integration services of Apple and Jamf Software technologies.