10:00 em - 12:30 fm (UTC)

Join Microsoft Reactor and the Microsoft MVP Award program for a new monthly tech talk series. Each installment of the MVP Feature Series, located at 11 Times Square, will feature two talks by MVPs and an hour of networking with the developer community! Session Title: Why M365 product development is different from project development Presenter: Peter Ward While products are designed to meet customers' needs and desires, projects are established to achieve specific goals or objectives. This difference is not widely understood by enterprise or Microsoft partner development teams. This session explains: Why agile is widely used in “product” development environments and less widely used in “project” development environments. When it makes sense to build a product for the Microsoft store. What development teams need to understand when developing a product? -How to define the development scope? How to make a product a commercial success? At the end of the session, attendees will understand that there is a big difference between the business model and decision process in a product versus project development environment.

10:00 em - 12:30 fm (UTC)

Join Microsoft Reactor and the Microsoft MVP Award program for a new monthly tech talk series. Each installment of the MVP Feature Series, located at 11 Times Square, will feature two talks by MVPs and an hour of networking with the developer community! As your development teams work and adopt AI, are they do it with a DevSecOps mindset? Presenter: Mona Ghadiri Learn how to design a secure DevSecOps program for your development teams that allows you to use AI while protecting from “pipeline to prompt”. Transforming network and facility management with Visio and Power BI Presenter: Scott Helmers Power BI reports help you tell great stories by making your organization’s data visible and real. Visio diagrams help you communicate more effectively by providing visual representations of the real world. Too often, however, Power BI reports and Visio diagrams exist in isolation. What if you could combine the data connectivity and visualizations of Power BI with the graphical context of a Visio diagram? In this demo-filled session you’ll see examples that empower facility managers with data-driven floor plans; enhance network infrastructure management with visual inventories of servers, VMs, and apps; and visually illuminate skills in an organization chart. It’s surprisingly easy to do and it can all be accomplished in a web browser, which means you can create this magic on a Mac, a PC, or a tablet.