LTT Enterprise

[ItsGreasy]

Hear me out… LTT Enterprise edition/channel where they discuss all things enterprise. For example, how to use intune/mecm efficiently, setup a secured NAS/File share server, proper way to monitor endpoints, etc. There are so many new subjects they can talk about and some they already have and could port over. The way LMG explains things is so fluent, energetic, and easy to pick up vs a monotone Pluralsight educational video that could be mistaken for an asmr video you fall asleep to. I’m going through these videos my boss wanted me to watch for work and it’s so boring

[Hinjima]

5 minutes ago, ItsGreasy said:

Hear me out… LTT Enterprise edition/channel where they discuss all things enterprise. For example, how to use intune/mecm efficiently, setup a secured NAS/File share server, proper way to monitor endpoints, etc. There are so many new subjects they can talk about and some they already have and could port over. The way LMG explains things is so fluent, energetic, and easy to pick up vs a monotone Pluralsight educational video that could be mistaken for an asmr video you fall asleep to. I’m going through these videos my boss wanted me to watch for work and it’s so boring

I just don't think there is a big enough audience for such a channel.

I think Emily Young talked about going forwards with a bit more content like this.

[Donut417]

11 minutes ago, ItsGreasy said:

Hear me out… LTT Enterprise edition/channel where they discuss all things enterprise. For example, how to use intune/mecm efficiently, setup a secured NAS/File share server, proper way to monitor endpoints, etc. There are so many new subjects they can talk about and some they already have and could port over. The way LMG explains things is so fluent, energetic, and easy to pick up vs a monotone Pluralsight educational video that could be mistaken for an asmr video you fall asleep to. I’m going through these videos my boss wanted me to watch for work and it’s so boring

Level One Tech already does that kind of content. Im pretty sure Wendell works in IT in some way. Or at least did work in IT in some way. 

[Biohazard777]

11 minutes ago, ItsGreasy said:

The way LMG explains things is so fluent, energetic, and easy to pick up

And often wrong or dumbed down too much.
Anyhow I don't believe LTT has the necessary knowledge/experience to create the content you might be after.
 

If the courses you're watching are boring, try reading books instead. If that doesn't make it any better, then maybe you’re just not interested in the subject—time to consider a new career.

[Needfuldoer]

LMG produces engaging videos, but I don't think any of their on-camera talent has the background to produce credible, authoritative content on enterprise deployments. They're enthusiasts tinkering with cool stuff.

 

You want to go watch Level 1 Techs and Lawrence Systems.

[ToboRobot]

1 hour ago, ItsGreasy said:

Hear me out… LTT Enterprise edition/channel where they discuss all things enterprise. For example, how to use intune/mecm efficiently, setup a secured NAS/File share server, proper way to monitor endpoints, etc. There are so many new subjects they can talk about and some they already have and could port over. The way LMG explains things is so fluent, energetic, and easy to pick up vs a monotone Pluralsight educational video that could be mistaken for an asmr video you fall asleep to. I’m going through these videos my boss wanted me to watch for work and it’s so boring

corporations are welcome to hire LMG for in house training or marketing.  Supermicro have worked with them in the past.

[ItsGreasy]

13 hours ago, Biohazard777 said:

And often wrong or dumbed down too much.
Anyhow I don't believe LTT has the necessary knowledge/experience to create the content you might be after.
 

If the courses you're watching are boring, try reading books instead. If that doesn't make it any better, then maybe you’re just not interested in the subject—time to consider a new career.

Consider a new career? haha brother, it was just a suggestion due to the fact most educational videos are so mono tone and boring on their delivery. It has nothing to do with content in the video. I am not sure how reading a book makes that any different either. Either way, I appreciate your feedback. I will start looking into job postings now. 

 

13 hours ago, Needfuldoer said:

LMG produces engaging videos, but I don't think any of their on-camera talent has the background to produce credible, authoritative content on enterprise deployments. They're enthusiasts tinkering with cool stuff.

 

You want to go watch Level 1 Techs and Lawrence Systems.

Thanks for those suggestions! I will check them out. I really just like the way LMG delivers with their topics. I doubt they will ever do it but even if they hired more talent that is educated in that field and put it in FP. I just really like the way they explain topics personally - easy to digest and understand. I will take a look at those channels though! 

 

13 hours ago, Donut417 said:

Level One Tech already does that kind of content. Im pretty sure Wendell works in IT in some way. Or at least did work in IT in some way. 

Thanks for the channel suggestion! I will take a look! 

[LogicalDrm]

I honestly don't think there's enough viewership. Considering they just sacked Mac Address which did have active viewership and actual need.

[ToboRobot]

3 hours ago, LogicalDrm said:

I honestly don't think there's enough viewership. Considering they just sacked Mac Address which did have active viewership and actual need.

Serve the Home already covers the niche.