I'm Speaking at SharePoint Saturday Brno 2017


I'll be speaking at the very first SharePoint Saturday in the Czech republic in the city of Brno on 10th June. What is most exciting about this is not only being part of the very first SPS in Brno, but also doing two sessions!

 My first observation is, unlike any other SPS event I've been to, SPS Brno 2017 speakers gets to speak for 1 hour and 15 minutes, which gives enough room for alotta fun and loads of demos, which in turn will turn sessions into a firehose of information!

 For SPS Brno, these are the two sessions I'll be doing:

  1. Go with the Microsoft Flow which will be an introduction on Microsoft Flow and how it can help you save time, and make your business highly visible by partnering with Microsoft's growing ecosystem including O365 and SharePoint Online. I'll demonstrate how you can create an automated workflow between your favorite O365 apps and services to get notifications, synchronize files, collect data, and more!
  2. PowerApps & Microsoft Flow: Advanced Scenarios which will give a deep dive on PowerApps and Flow for building and using custom business apps that connect to your data and work across the web and mobile. An I'll also shed some light on the scenarios where the need to customize and develop extra features for workflows, in order to take workflows to the next level. This session demonstrates key advanced scenarios addressing the next level workflows using PowerApps and Flow, featuring Azure API Apps and Azure Functions.
Both sessions are loaded with fun slides and a handful bunch of demos! This is gonna be exciting...

Last but not least, meeting community contributors in the Czech republic and other places is what makes this even more fun to be part of!

See you there...

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