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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 provides a broad array of hybrid capabilities enabling you to cloud-accelerate your on-premises deployment. Learn more about the capabilities in SharePoint Server 2016 and how to best implement hybrid scenarios. Deep dive into the updates in Feature Pack 1 for SharePoint 2016 and understand the overall upgrade path for heading into a hybrid world.

Dive into Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 Upgrade and Migration

This presentation will provide an overview of Flow capabilities, templates, as well as strengths and drawbacks. Buttons and the Flow mobile app will also be discussed. Live demonstrations using Flow templates will be shown. 

Microsoft Flow Overview and Demo

Microsoft has been backing and working on the Office Developer Patterns and Practices(PNP) to make our lives easier. We will talk about the functionality and tools that are available to us including code that we can integrate into our own projects and also already built PowerShell scripts. Included as well in the PNP is site provisioning, this provides easy ways of applying branding and templates to sites at any point in time. We will discuss ways of automating this as part of site creation as well. We will also discuss how everyone can get involved in this awesome project.

Using the Office Dev PNP to Accelerate Your Productivity

This session will include a real world digital roadmap via live demo and teach you how to lead voice of the user sessions to drive adoption of and engagement with your intranet and portal. Walk away with a renewed sense of purpose to make enhancements to your internal communications team and discover the top 10 things you need to do right now to change the way your organization works with the future in mind.

Creating the Digital Workplace Using Office 365 and SharePoint

Office 365 Teams is Microsoft's newest application launch, and one that is still being actively developed. Come learn about how teams work, and where the development path is going forward from someone who is working with them everyday in their own organization, as well as advising Enterprises around the world on how to adopt and role out Microsoft Teams in order to achieve the best success.

So you've been asked to perform a mail migration. What a SharePoint admin needs to know to pull it o

Ninjas move quietly, disturb nothing and get the job done. Office 365 Admins need to be like ninjas – the 24x7 nature of Office 365 means that users are able to use their IT systems like never before. The Martini principle of ‘anytime, anyplace, anywhere’ means that the Office 365 IT Pro needs to be faster, wiser and stealthier than ever before. In this new for 2017 session, international consultant and speaker Seb will walk through: 

• The Office 365 Portal
• PowerShell fundamentals for Office 365
• Groups, Planner and other Office 365 elements

Packed with indispensable advice from the real-world, if you’re responsible for the management of your Office 365 tenant, trying to understand what’s involved, or you just want to know more, these sessions are for you.

MANAGE OFFICE 365 LIKE A NINJA

The SharePoint Framework uses many modern, script frameworks. This includes the tools used to create, package and publish the components. But what about Visual Studio and it's capabilities? If you use VSTS capabilities other than source code control, the new tool chain has some gaps. This session will introduce a community effort that enables SPFx component development in Visual Studio.

Developing SPFx Components using Visual Studio

Ever try to tell a user how metadata works better than a folder structure to organize documents? How about the key differences between a SharePoint List vs an Excel Spreadsheet? Stop banging your head against a wall. Stop telling and start showing.  
 
In this session we will build a SharePoint Show and Tell environment to illustrate the toughest top three concepts new users need to understand. 
 
Metadata vs Folders 
Lists vs Spreadsheets 
Content Types vs Doc Templates

Create a Show and Tell SharePoint Environment

Cloud Hybrid Search, introduced in mid-2016, supports a single index in the cloud referencing content from on-premises as well as O365 - dramatically reducing server footprint and maintenance effort.   But that's just a start - you can use this facility creatively to solve lots of common issues.

This session shows you how to apply Cloud Hybrid Search and the Cloud SSA successfully to 5 common scenarios, each covered in a mini-case study of a real deployment.   We also dive deep into the limitations and gotchas and teach you how to deal with them.

The session will show attendees
	- How to successfully plan & architect, how it fits MSFT roadmap
	- Understand Scaling, Perf, and Security
	- Limitations and gotchas, and how to resolve them
	- Techniques and tools for global deployment
	- Extending to external content
	- Feeding the Office Graph and Delve


Take Cloud Hybrid Search to the next level

OneDrive for Business (OD4B) is a key workload in Office 365 and can be an integral part of your collaboration strategy.  OD4B provides a cloud location to store, share, and sync your work files and then work with them from any device.  Microsoft has spent a lot of effort to get a rock-solid solution including a well-oiled sync engine together.

Whether you are looking to roll-out OneDrive for Business or are already are utilizing it, there are a lot of important things that you should know about administration. This session will go through things such as:
•	Intro to OneDrive for Business 
•	When to use it and when not to
•	Sync capabilities and restrictions
•	Overall limits, guidance, and best practices
•	Security capabilities from the user to the tenant
•	Reporting
•	What’s new for administration

This session will be a technical focused session which will provide you the information and tools you need to ensure your OneDrive for Business deployment is solid and secured. 


Managing OneDrive for Business

While organizations are struggling to achieve best practice architecture, they are colliding with the limits and resources within the organizations. This session will elaborate real world case example of what was achieved in a SharePoint on-premise environment with more than 350 servers, custom authentication mechanisms, architecture of solutions with tens of thousands of users while maintaining strict governance model and applying day to day best practices and solutions from PM, architectural and operational perspective. Challenges of daily work will be covered in-depth and remedies will be offered for the most painful problems in a huge real-world enterprise environment. Join this session and learn how to enhance your organizations and apply extreme measures for architecture, governance and operation.


Beyond the limits of SharePoint - Enterprise architecture with extreme measures

Businesses are looking to SharePoint and Office 365 to streamline operations and improve service and profitability. Applications that run on these platforms are an important part of that. Too often, however, the focus when creating applications in SharePoint and Office 365 is on the tools – SharePoint Designer, Nintex, K2, Visual Studio, Flow, Power Apps, etc. -- rather than on the application design. This session will explore a “design first, tools second” approach, emphasizing Crow Canyon’s “Three Pillars of Application Design” methodology – UI/UX for user adoption, Workflows & Processes for automation and ease of use, and Reporting & Analytics for continuous service improvement. We will not do a deep dive into programming, but instead look at ways the “Three Pillars” framework can be implemented in SharePoint and Office 365 so as to guide the design and development of robust, user-friendly applications.

Three Pillars of Application Design: A Framework for Producing SharePoint & Office 365 Applications

Migrating data into any platform is a difficult task, especially if you are moving into Office 365. If you are migrating to either SharePoint On-Premise or O365, you will need preparation, good planning, and detailed execution activities are keys to avoid migration nightmare. 
This session will help you learn a methodology, adopted based on many previous migration, to help you deliver a successful migration project with happy users. We will learn the steps you need in your pre-migration analysis, migration checklists, post migration support, and any issues you might face during and after completing the migration efforts. 


Tips in migrating to SharePoint 2016 or O365, to avoid a migration headache

BI: new of the buzz words that everyone is talking about but what is it? How can it be used to make a impact in my organization? How do I get started? In this session, we will talk about it and show you a live example in Office 365's SharePoint Online.
 
Objectives/Outcomes: In this session, participants will learn:
1. What is BI
2. What can I use it for
3. How to set up one (live example)


Power BI: From the Basics

Take your Office 365 Administrator skills further by learning to automate repetitive tasks using the magic of PowerShell. In this session, you will learn how to use PowerShell for Office 365, and we will focus on SharePoint online. A basic understanding of PowerShell is recommended to get the most out of this session!

Getting Started with PowerShell for Office 365

Sharing information across sites, site collections, even Web Apps has never been easier than it is with the use of Cross-site publishing. It’s easily configured, and provides current information to the user whenever they view the dynamically updated list. In this session, we are going to explore the configuration needed to use cross-site publishing. We will then configure the sites needed to quickly configure and implement cross-site publishing, by creating a content portal that author’s will use to manage content, and a separate publishing site collection that displays the content in the Search Query Web Part.

Cross-site Publishing, the most powerful, underutilized SharePoint feature

Yes, Office 365 can be exciting beyond just collaboration and productivity! In this session we'll take a look how you can leverage Twilio and Office 365 bits to build your own phone conference app and phone surveys app integrated with your SharePoint Online.

Building your own cloud phone system using building blocks of Office 365 and Twilio

Things are moving fast. Sometimes you might even feel that you own comfort zone is getting of control. But in a Mobile-First, Cloud-First world, things are changing to a crazy pace and to stay on the top of your game, you need keep up with the latest and greatest technologies that are available out there. By staying up to date, you will give to yourself new options that will let you be more productive, write better code and push you in a more open and more collaborative world. 

With the official shipment of Angular 2 and the current preview release of the SharePoint Framework, it is now the time to start moving towards those new technologies in your SharePoint Solutions.

In this session, we will cover the modern tool belt of the SharePoint developer by covering the SharePoint Framework as the new surface to express yourself, Angular as a Framework to enable you to build complete applications within your SharePoint modern experiences and Azure Function as the perfect server-side companion for all your Office 365 &amp; Azure development.

This very demo-intensive session will make sure that at the end you get those 3 key takeaways :

- Understand the role of the SharePoint Framework, Angular and Azure Functions in this Cloud-First, Mobile-First world
- Have a complete sample where the modern tool belt is relevant and useful in a real-world scenario
- Change the way you will think for your next SharePoint project



SharePoint Framework, Angular &amp; Azure Functions : The modern SharePoint developer tool belt.

Looking for a highly visual way to organize teamwork, plans, task, files and even chat about them?  Look no further than Office 365 Planner, which offers people a simple and highly visual way to organize teamwork. Planner can be used to manage a marketing event, brainstorm new product ideas, track a school project, prepare for a customer visit, or just organize your team more effectively.
Join Heather Newman, Co-Founder, Chief Evangelist and Chief Marketing Officer of Content Panda, as she uses a real-world use case to provide you the steps to create an end user adoption campaign inside Office 365 Planner leveraging her 10 step End User Adoption checklist for Office 365 and SharePoint.
You’ll leave this session with a clear understanding of how to use the tool for your teams, tips on how to best organize a large, multi-leveled campaign and pointers to templates on the Microsoft Fast Track site.

One Card at a Time - Leverage Office 365 Planner to Plan Your SharePoint End User Adoption Campaign

The modern enterprise platform is changing, with a growing demand for understanding how SharePoint/Office 365 can be constantly improved to increase user adoption rates, boost productivity, enhance usability and more. By leveraging reporting for SharePoint/Office 365, you can identify concretely how the portal is being used with business goals and optimization at heart. 

FIND OUT:

Why Advanced Analytics will carry your organization farther than Out-of-the-box 
User adoption rate statistics to maximize training programs and identify active users
Portal site and design that benefits end users 
Content and areas of your portal in need of improvement and change
What your users searching for and which content are they not able to find

In this session, we’ll share the key metrics you’ll need to achieve these goals. Armed with this intelligent data, you’ll be able to start seeing your intranet in full color to get a solid understanding of how to transform metrics into actions. You’ll then be able to increase means of portal optimization with insights on adoption,  collaboration and productivity methods that are personalized and in tune with your needs.

Unlocking the Value of Analytics for SharePoint and Office 365

Find out how to utilize your Office 365 investment to its fullest by taking advantage of the latest features and integrating into your existing business processes!

Taking Office 365 to the next level with Groups, Teams, and more!

We all know and love the way Microsoft modernize his Office stack but let’s talk a bit about the core of your business processes. During last WPC, Satya Nadella unveil the next evolution of Microsoft Business Applications with Dynamics 365. The idea is the modernization of all the Dynamics products using the power of cloud and local services. But the vision of Microsoft is a bit more complex. Dynamics CRM was already part of Office 365, during this session you will learn how Microsoft is planning to rebuilt a complete strategy on top of xRM and people relations like customers and partners relationships. We will talk how Office 365 Groups, Power BI, Power Apps, Microsoft Flow, And many more services will be used and impact to build the future of Dynamics CRM, AX and NAV to deliver an hybrid ERP capable to exploit your corporate Big Data in a global and open solution.

What is Dynamics 365 and how Microsoft use Office 365 to modernize Enterprise Applications?

When dealing with an expansive SharePoint deployment, the site collection boundary is a wall frequently run into in many aspects of managing such an environment. How can we ensure consistency across our sites with our content, business processes, the user experience, and customizations? Is it possible to maintain workflows and web parts in multiple sites? Microsoft has provided us with some platform support in a small number of areas, but what can be done to augment capabilities and ease the management burden? We'll dive into possible approaches for handling:
	• site lifecycles including provisioning and deletion
	• taxonomy
	• workflow definition, replication, and updating
	• navigation
	• custom web parts
We'll be employing out-of-the-box features including use of SharePoint Designer and shared service applications, PowerShell, Microsoft Patterns and Practices, and some custom code. While many of these methods require on premise farm situations, we'll discuss what is possible with SharePoint in Office 365. We'll also talk a bit about what could help us in a hybrid situation.

The Wall: Overcoming SharePoint's Site Collection Boundary

The Microsoft Bot Framework is a comprehensive offering that you use to build and deploy high quality bots for your users to enjoy wherever they are talking. Learn how to build your first "Hello World Bot" and connect it to Office 365 services in order to enable next generation Intranet experiences like never before.

Building an Office 365 Connected Bot with the Microsoft Bot Framework

Everyone is looking for that “Wow” factor when it comes to design. Anytime you look at a site, you will instantly be able to make a determination that it is good or bad based on personal opinion. 

In this session, we will review high-level design considerations that help create an amazing site or can contribute to a very bad design. We will discuss the following:
•    choosing for color palettes, 
•    fonts, 
•    page layout structures
•    recommendations for links
•    Various ways for users to navigate through a site
•    Understanding what the goal of your site is and how to break it down into producible content
•    Understanding when to use links
By the end of this session, users will have a strong base to be able to move forward with the designing process of a SharePoint Intranet for both publishing and collaboration sites in SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2016 and Office 365. This session will not include code examples and is targeted towards Business Users, End Users and non-technical designers


The Good, The Bad, The Ugly - Understanding Good Design Practices in SharePoint/O365

This presentation shows how to use Azure Virtual Machines for hosting a SharePoint 2013 and 2016 farm in the cloud! We will demo how to get started with Azure using Dev Essentials, a free offering from Microsoft for developers to get started with developing on Azure, and we'll show several ways to get a SharePoint farm up and running using the SharePoint farm wizard in Azure. Once we have our SharePoint 2013 farm up and running, we will demo adding an Azure based virtual machine to our SharePoint 2013 farm, and then install SharePoint 2016 on it, to give us both a SharePoint 2013 and 2016 farm in the cloud! 

SharePoint and Azure - How to Jump Start SharePoint Development Fast and Easy with Cloud Power!

This session is aimed at users / super users and is intended to help participants better understand the capabilities Power Apps offers in terms of enterprise application development, without having to write a single line of code.

During this session, participants will be exposed to different scenarios of using Power Apps to create and publish applications. The aim of the session is to demonstrate the value of the Power Apps application by connecting to different data sources, by designing applications quickly and publishing them on Dynamics365


Introduction to Power Apps

Imagine the effects of predicting the future on your business. What if you have the power to predict the future? Predictive analytics enables uncovering previously unknown patterns and relationships buried in gigabytes/terabytes of your data. Windows Azure Machine Learning and Data Analytics platform offers a streamlined experience, from setting up with only a web browser to using drag-and-drop gestures and simple data-flow graphs to set up predictive analytics experiments. R is the de-facto programming language among the data science community that enables data analytics. In this heavy demo based session, you'll learn the fundamentals of predictive analytics, data science algorithms, writing R programs to identify associations and relationships in your data and predict future outcomes using Visual Studio.

Predicting the future with R, Visual Studio and Azure Machine Learning

Are you dazzled by all the noises you hear about client-side development? Do the grunts and gulps leave you a little confused?

In this session, we’ll talk about the types of things you can do with client-side development, how SharePoint can be used as a service (SPaaS?), and what the popular tool sets are. Even between writing the abstract and doing the session, things may well have changed. Whether you’re a server-side developer who wants to catch up with the new trends, a power user wanting to flex your muscles in new ways, or an end user who would like to speak more intelligently with IT, this session will provide a useful foundation of information.

The Lay of the Land of Client-Side Development circa 2017

One of the hardest challenges in getting users to adopt your new solution is providing easy to follow guidelines and training that they can “consume” just when they need the information. If you are struggling with this challenge, this session is for you! We’ll walk through a step-by-step approach for creating a super easy, no-code governance, training, and delivery framework for your SharePoint and Office 365 environment. You will leave with all the design information you need to create your own site, ideas on how to deliver the information “just in time,” and specific governance content to get you started.

How to Create a Governance and Training Delivery Site for SharePoint and Office 365

In this Demo Intensive session we will use Visual Studio to leverage the power of the Microsoft Graph API as a central access Hub for all your Office 365 assets:  mail, calendars, and contacts from Exchange Online; files and folders from SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business; and users and groups from Azure AD. At the end of the session you will be able to:
1. Set Up an Office 365 development environment
2. Work with Data from various Microsoft Graph API endpoints
3. Design and Architect your solution
This session will be mostly demonstration and walkthrough of code

Developing SharePoint Solutions with the Microsoft Graph

Work today doesn't just happen in your organisation. You want to collaborate with partners, distributors, customers or suppliers.

Office 365 offers the opportunity to give access to those external people and to let them work together on content. But how do you keep it secure? How do you protect your companies secrets and only give access to the correct people to the right content at the right time ?

Managing external users in Office 365

Agile has revolutionized the way that development teams write software. But just writing software doesn't get it in the hands of the customer. It needs to be deployed in a reliable consistent way. Traditionally, developers have just "thrown it over the wall" to the Operations team and hoped for the best.

With DevOps, we can finally invite Operations to the Agile party. When infrastructure is just another kind of code and all the painful things are automated away, we can *all* enjoy the freedom and confidence that rapid feedback brings.

In this session, we will use Visual Studio Team Services and the SharePoint PnP PowerShell to create a complete, end-to-end release management solution for SharePoint, from dev, to test, to production.

Fail Fast, Fail Often, Gain Confidence: Use DevOps to Streamline SharePoint Development

True digital transformation requires more than incremental improvements and goes beyond individual projects or processes.  To become true digital masters, organizations need to think differently and work to enable their members to rethink everything they do in order to identify opportunities for automation.  By addressing the capabilities for enhancing workflow automation as a personalized technology capability, organizations can take a giant leap forward and feed and innovation cycle without any limits.  This session will help reframe the primary focus from large, centralized processes to enhancing individual and team collaborators that can drive their own process automation using a variety of commonly available no-code solutions.  We will dive into techniques to educate and grow the organization's capabilities and also review some of the commonly supported models for measuring the results and ROI.  

Making Automation Personal:  The Next Step in Digital Transformation

With Microsoft, latest push to “Cloud First Mobile First” strategy, they are making a huge investment in making Office 365 a robust platform on which developers can build amazing solutions. These solutions (aka Office Add-Ins) have the potential to reach a vast number of Office 365 users across the globe. The Office 365 development story revolves around using the cutting edge and latest tools to develop business/productivity applications. It is now important for the developers to learn the insights of the Office 365 development.
Office Add-Ins enable us to extend Office clients such as word, excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook using web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
As an identity management as a service (IDMaaS) platform, Azure Active Directory provides developers an effective way to integrate identity management into their applications. Office 365 used the Azure Active directory to manage the users. It is important for Office 365 developers to learn the insights on the Azure AD and how it works from a developer’s perspective.
In this demo-driven session, we will cover the basics of the Azure Active directory and Azure AD Graph APIs. We will also cover the various Azure AD scenarios for developers in Office 365. 
You will learn:
*Azure Active Directory Overview
*Azure Active Directory Graph APIs
* Connect Azure Active Directory Graph APIs in Office 365 APIs and Microsoft Graph
* Azure AD integration for managing identity and access
* How to register your application with Azure AD?
* How to use the Office Developer PnP Core Library to easily authenticate against the Azure AD?



Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for Office 365 Developers

One of the most common business processes in any organization is the request. A user or department must request something from another team:  A user must ask IT for hardware or software; a manager must ask HR to recruit for an open position; an administrator must ask Facilities to replace some furniture. Once the request is made, someone must be assigned to fulfill the request, the requester or a manager might want to keep tabs on the request status, and information about the resolution should be documented. In every organization keeping up with these requests and making sure they are fulfilled in a timely and appropriate manner can be haphazard. Requests can come in a variety of ways (email, phone calls, hallway conversations). The initial request might not contain all of the information needed to fulfill it, requiring back-and-forth communication before the process can start. Tracking of requests may be inconsistent, difficult, or absent.

In this session you'll learn to use SharePoint to build a simple, but useful, request and tracking system that will:  Allow users to post a request; alert the fulfillment team that a request has been posted; provide tools for assignment, tracking, and management; and alert the requestor when the request is complete. Along the way you'll pick up tips and tricks about list and column settings, alerts, workflows, and more.


Build a Simple but Powerful Request and Tracking System

Azure Functions is an event-driven capability which helps you to execute your code on particular event. This is an introductory session on what Azure function is and how to get started with Azure functions. We will also go over the demo to show you how SharePoint developers can use Azure functions on various scenarios.

Introduction to Azure functions for Developers

Do you know the tools and tricks in your MacGyver kit for Office 365 Security? Would you consider yourself a Security Ninja, fully versed and prepared to take advantage of the Office 365 Security and Compliance Center? Is your SWAT Team prepared to take down adversaries in worst-case scenarios? Join Antonio Maio, 5-time Microsoft MVP and 20-year security professional, as he reviews the recommended game plan to enable your inner MacGyver, execute tactical strikes like a Ninja and arm your team with information governance and security practices in use at global 100 companies. Through customer case studies and hands-on demonstrations of capabilities such as alerts, data loss prevention policies, activity audit logs, advanced security management and advanced threat protection, Antonio will show you the tools and tricks you need to effectively secure your information in Office 365.

Office 365 Security: MacGyver, Ninja or SWAT Team?

Join me as I discuss the challenges of upgrading one of the largest airlines in the world to SharePoint 2016 from SharePoint 2010. I will discuss the planning involved as well as the methods for which we were able to execute our delivery. I will provide specific examples of the roadblocks my team faced and how did we overcome them. I will also demonstrate how United is using SharePoint 2010 today and also talk about the opportunities that SharePoint 2016 brings to the airline industry. 

I will outline some of our challenges as well as our long term strategies, including how Office 365 fits into the mix. Lastly, I will provide insight into how United plans to leverage the new functionality of SharePoint 2016 to better serve our front-line customers (and internal business customers). 

United Airlines Journey to SharePoint 2016 from SharePoint 2010

TypeScript is a new language and toolset designed to make JavaScript coding feel more familiar to developers used to working with statically-typed languages. TypeScript is a typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. TypeScript adds optional static types, classes, and modules to JavaScript to enable great tooling and better structuring of large JavaScript applications. This session introduces TypeScript and shows how it can be used in SharePoint Apps and Solutions.

TypeScript for SharePoint Developers

Every so often a new product comes to market that disrupts that way we used to do things. Say hello to “Microsoft Teams”. It’s the new kid on the block that will make you rethink how you manage projects today and collaborate with your teams’ members.

In this session, I will provide a detailed overview of Microsoft Teams and show some best practices for leveraging its functionality to better unite your teams. This session will have a large demo component to it, so arrive with questions and be prepared to improve the way you work today!

Microsoft Teams: A New Way to Manage Projects, Connect and Collaborate With Your Peers

How do I get to where I want to go?  In real life, we use some sort of navigation device in our vehicles and on our phones.  But navigating SharePoint can be a little more difficult.   In this session we will cover some of the ways to set up navigation, from global or top bar navigation, left hand navigation or quick launch.  Drive your way thru SharePoint using managed metadata to create a consistent set of maps for every site that is created.  Create maps of important items by using promoted links to guide your users.  Whatever way you get there will be the shortest route by avoiding detours along the way and your users will be happy when they arrive.  

Got Navigation!  GPS Guidance through SharePoint

After attending this session you will have a better understanding of the many artefacts and assets within the SharePoint PnP. We will talk about how they can help to make your everyday life as an architect or developer easier. Based on examples from customer projects we will discuss a hybrid architecture for self-service site creation in the cloud and on premises. We will also discuss how the user interface of your solutions can be aligned with the look and feel of Office 365 or SharePoint Online.

How to use SharePoint PnP assets in real world use cases

This session will introduce you to the SharePoint “Central Admin” function in Office 365. We’ll discuss such items as enabling access for external users, setting resource quotas, setting storage quotas and creating polices for automatic site deletion. You’ll see how to create new site collections as well as how to retrieve deleted site collections. If you are a new Office 365 SharePoint admin, this session is for you. 

SharePoint Tenant Administration in Office 365

You had it all right with solutions and add-ins. Your release pipeline was set up. Do new technologies and methodologies mean starting over?
Don’t panic I’m here to help! Together we’ll see how to set up a devops pipeline for SPFX developments with:
-	Automated builds
-	Automated deployments
-	Automated tests
-	Code quality checks
There will be a lot of demonstrations during this session and we’ll be mostly using Visual Studio Team Services/Team Foundation Server.
This session is mostly meant for develops, architects, quality assurance people…


Is it possible to do devops with the SharePoint framework ?

Inner organization communication is the source of your company knowledge. During this session, we will talk about Knowledge Management and particularly how to capitalize on all your organizational content.


By the end of this workshop you will learn:
1. Successful approaches to improve user engagement
2. Strategies for content organization and findability
3. Top knowledge management challenges and how to overcome them. 

Creating a Knowledge Community

Thinking of using the SharePoint Framework to create modern Web Parts? You can use any JavaScript framework you like, but Microsoft is leaning in to ReactJS for their modern web parts and you might want to as well. Using React allows you to more easily use the Office UI Fabric, a library of user interface elements that fit seamlessly into Office.
 
This session will provide a brief overview of React, the SharePoint Framework, and the Office UI Fabric. Then we'll show you how to put it all together. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the future of client-side development for SharePoint!

Building SharePoint Framework Web Parts with ReactJS

As more organizations use Microsoft Teams Voice, they are faced with management challenges and functionality gaps. This session will discuss and demonstrate ways to overcome these obstacles quickly and easily.

- Either Provision and/or de-provision users using templates and workflows or completely automate the process
- Manage phone numbers and extensions without spreadsheets
- Enable tier 1 help desk agents to process Teams related work tickets including on and off-boarding
- Limit certain administrators from some Teams settings using Role Based Access Controls (RBAC)
- Much more

This is a must attend session for any IT professional currently administering Microsoft Teams for voice.

XXX Sway your audience : newsletter development 101 

The session for the SharePoint guy or gal who doesn't quite fit in anywhere else in the world of SharePoint. You may work with end users, manage sites, help others or meet with users discussing their business needs and documenting how to build a SharePoint project that fulfills them. Perhaps you have to test, assist others to figure out what they want from SharePoint or help manage a project move along and coordinate everything happening amongst all stakeholders. Requirements, use cases, improvements, what is possible, UAT, support, governance, security, basic administration, support and power-user development all seem to fall into this new "job title" that is one step short of a "SharePoint jack of all trades". After working with SharePoint for over 10 years, I am happy to share a remarkable accumulation of tips and documentation that will give you a genuinely extraordinary jump start kit of making every project SharePoint project or site you work on a success. *Bonus: I will also be giving away copies of my booklet "The SharePoint Business Analyst Guide" to a few lucky winners who attend.

The SharePoint Business Analyst

Office 365 handles many languages individually, but if there is more than one language at once things get tricky. Making SharePoint sites truly multilingual using the Multilingual User Interface is already challenging, but on Office 365 the challenges are greater. Some solutions that work with SharePoint on-premise are not possible. When configuring sites or localizing apps, you may be surprised how many different factors Office 365 uses to determine the language of different components. Many of the language configuration and localisation methods you may have seen do not tell the entire story; they apply to some scenarios and not to others. You will find out what to watch out for, what works and what doesn’t, and how to fix it. You will learn some of the language-related challenges and opportunities that apply to both Office 365 and SharePoint 2013 or 2016, and some of the additional challenges unique to Office 365. The session will also discuss machine translation, specifically giving insight into what types of content translate well and what types don’t. Some points will be illustrated with short demos, but since most changes to language configurations take several minutes to take effect, there is some suspense involved in these demos.

Your Tower of Babel Reaches the Cloud: Languages and Office 365

Today's workplace has evolved. Employees are working on more teams than ever. Teams are comprised of internal and external users, spread across different geographies and now have an ever wider multigenerational composition than before. These teams all still have to find a way to collaborate, have different needs and are facing a common set of challenges. In this session we will cover Office 365 Collaboration Use Case guidance across Teams, Skype, Office, SharePoint and Yammer, as well as, the intelligent fabric that ties them all together. You'll learn how to create a productive, digital workspace for your all of your end users that will inspire the team collaboration that is needed while eliminating the confusion on what to use for what.


The Ultimate Guide to Office 365 Collaboration

No matter if your next SharePoint environment is on-premises or on SharePoint Online, the new add-in model and SharePoint Framework are beyond doubt the preferred way to develop customizations in the future. 

With this change developers now face the challenge what to do with their "old" SharePoint solutions written in full trust code. 

In this session you will learn what this transformation means, how this process looks like and how you can analyze your existing SharePoint farm solutions, discover roadblocks and align your strategy and decisions with Microsofts guidance

Transforming SharePoint Farm Solutions to the Add-in Model

	The determination of success vs failure for all projects is whether or not what you have implemented is being utilized by the users.  Better well known as User Adoption!!  However, many wonder what can I do to make sure I’m giving the users what they want, what they didn’t know they needed but will make their job easier and something I like to call the “Plus A Little” and\or the WOW Factor!  Quick wins are identified as things that are quick to do, take very little time to implement (low cost), and have a HUGE impact within the organization.  In this session we are going to explore & build out different features within your SharePoint (O365 & OnPrem) environment that will make your SharePoint implementation the Rock Star of all projects ever implemented.
· Promoted Links
· Corporate Directory
· Global Navigation
· Collaboration
· Search
· Automation
· Social
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Some Quick Wins to Jump Start Your SharePoint Implementation

Microsoft Azure is a natural fit for building enhanced solutions for Office 365.  In this session we'll show how we can make use of SharePoint List Webhooks to automatically apply intelligent tags and metadata to photos being uploaded to an Image Library. We'll make use of Azure Functions to listen for new and updated photos and then process those photos against Microsoft Cognitive Services Computer Vision API on Azure to provide us our intelligent metadata.  This concept of specialized processing in response to item creation and updates is a very common business scenario and with the core concepts introduced in this session you'll have the understanding necessary to apply this to your own projects.   Full project source code will be available on Github. 

Building Office 365 Solutions with Microsoft Azure

To the cloud! This phrase seems to come up more and more often for organizations looking to reduce their SharePoint footprint and operational expenses in their on-premises data centers. In this session Scott and Dan will give a brief overview of a few of the premier Infrastructure as a Service hosting providers for SharePoint, how SharePoint in the cloud stacks up against Office 365 and how to quickly get your SharePoint system built in a repeatable fashion for development environments in Azure.
Learning Objectives:
Attendees will have a better understanding of core Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) providers. Attendees will understand the complexities of what is involved with implementing SharePoint in a cloud hosted environment. Attendees will see SharePoint what some of the nuances and workarounds are for hosting SharePoint in the cloud.

To the Cloud! Using IaaS as a Hosting Provider for SharePoint

If you do front end development with  SharePoint, you probably use SharePoint's REST end points and/or JSOM. That's great and all but a lot of the Create/Read/Update/Delete code you write is nearly identical from one SharePoint list to another. 

Attend this session and learn how you can leverage TypeScript and generics to write a single CRUD function that works for all of  your  SharePoint lists. You'll be more productive and can spend less time writing boilerplate code and more time doing interesting and fun stuff.

Use TypeScript Generics to Write One I/O Function to Rule Them All

Groups, Teams, Planner and the many other Office 365 Innovations are offering fundamentally new ways for organizations to collaborate. These new tools promise high-velocity, high-visibility and minimal “red-tape” collaboration scenarios that drive productivity on the business side but can raise some interesting questions for those tasked with management, governance and compliance of the platform. Microsoft is investing to assist with these concerns, but is it enough? The choice of “govern or do not govern” need not be a black and white one. In this session we’ll review:
	The value and risks of both “wide open” and “highly controlled” Office 365 Group deployment options
	Management and governance capabilities Microsoft has delivered and has promised for Office 365 Groups, and where the white space is
	Priorities and decisions that you will need to make as you formalize your Office 365 Groups management strategy
	Challenges, best practices and lessons learned organizations from across the globe and their Office 365 Group deployments


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