PowerWF Studio can now read PowerShell and PowerCLI natively as workflow activities. This feature allows you to leverage existing PowerShell and PowerCLI scripts when building agents for SCOM, redploying back into PowerShell as Cmdlets/Snapins, or simply to make PowerShell and PowerCLI scripts more accessible as runable flowcharts.
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