I'm Speaking at SharePoint Saturday Dubai 2017


Once again, I'm ready to be part of another SharePoint Saturday! This time, I'll be speaking at the 6th SharePoint Saturday in the UAE (United Arab Emirates) in the city of Dubai on 15th July.

 I'll be meeting with some usual faces from SPS Warsaw 2017, but also looking forward to meet new faces and hear their SharePoint stories...

 For SPS Dubai, I'll be throwing a session on 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.
As usual, my session brand is fun slides and demos, demos, demos!

 SPS Dubai is happening around high temperatures, however we hope - as speakers - to turn down this HEAT with new COOL topics.

 See ya there!

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