Microsoft Reactor

As a system administrator, you can use PowerShell with Microsoft Graph API to work on people-centric data and get the insights of Microsoft 365. Fundamental knowledge in PowerShell is sufficient to build solutions with Microsoft 365 data. A lot more around M365 is possible using Graph API, and a few are listed below

1. Access your calendar programmatically and get a suggestion for the next meeting
2. Get the profile information of the attendees and prepare your content to present.
3. Improve productivity through the data.
4. Explore SharePoint data and integrate with other systems.

What will the attendees learn from the session?

1. PowerShell with Graph API session shows you how to build custom scripts to retrieve M365 data and build integrations, workflows, or other custom solutions.
2. As an IT pro, you can build a cost-effective solution with very minimal PowerShell knowledge.
3. Using the native module and building custom for working data in M365 with Graph API
4. Getting started with PowerShell SDK for Graph API
5. A real-world example of working with calendars and SharePoint online lists
6. Retrieve and present the data at ease using PowerShell.

Speaker Bio
Chendrayan Venkatesan (a.k.a Chen V) is a dedicated IT professional with a history of meeting company goals utilizing consistent and organized practices, skilled in working under pressure and adapting to new situations and challenges to enhance the corporate brand best. Intrinsic passion for learning and self-development, I come from an infrastructure development background with experiences across a variety of environments and languages; expert-level knowledge of PowerShell, Python, ARM Templates, Terraform, Bicep, Azure, Azure Policy, Serverless, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure CLI, Azure Rest API, Azure Data Explorer, Kusto Query Language, Observability, Integrations, Workflows, Orchestrations, Microsoft 365, and Power Platform

Social Handle of the speaker

1. LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/chendrayanv/
2. Blog- https://about-powershell.com/
3. Twitter- https://twitter.com/chendrayanv
4. YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC22S6qPibfs1xa3MIII0JNw