Washington, D.C.

Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 151b

Collaborative Incident Management with the Teams Emergency Operation Center

Andrew Klutz

Andrew Klutz

Senior Product Manager, Microsoft Teams
Karuana Gatimu

Karuana Gatimu

Principal Manager, Customer Advocacy Group Microsoft Teams Engineering

The Microsoft Teams Emergency Operations Center solution template leverages the power of the Microsoft 365 platform to centralize incident response, information sharing and field communications using powerful services like Microsoft Lists, SharePoint, and more. An open-source solution supported by Microsoft, it provides core functionality out of the box or can be extended to meet specific agency requirements.

Friday 10:20 AM - 11:30 AM · Room 152b

What's New in Teams for Education

Max Fritz

Max Fritz

Microsoft Product Manager

Join the Microsoft Education Product Team to learn all about what's new for Schools, Colleges and Universities.

We'll cover:

  • Teams Classwork: Organizing all your course content in one place
  • New Assignments Grading improvements
  • Learning Accelerators: Using AI to help students improve in Reading, Speaking, Searching, & Math
  • And more to be announced!

Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 150a

Automate content processing using AI & Microsoft Syntex

Amarender Peddamalku

Amarender Peddamalku

Practice Lead at Perficient

We'll learn how to use Microsoft Syntex that uses advanced AI and machine teaching to amplify human expertise, automate content processing, and transform content into knowledge.

Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 151a

Best practices for succeeding with collaboration in Microsoft Teams

Julianne Hemingway

Julianne Hemingway

Storyals - Inpisre, Motivate, Educate
Ulrika Hedlund

Ulrika Hedlund

Productivity Advisor and edTech-entrepreneur

Millions of users worldwide are using Microsoft Teams for collaboration and communication and benefiting from the out-of-the-box productivity gains. With that said, many users struggle to find things, too much noise and overall inefficiencies.

In this collaborative session, you will get guidance on best practices for succeeding with Microsoft Teams in your organization.

Friday 10:20 AM - 11:30 AM · Room 145a

Working with JSON and Arrays in Power Automate

Mark Rackley

Mark Rackley

Microsoft MVP

Creating flows in Power Automate is one of the most powerful features available to the citizen developer.

However, in order to truly master creating flows citizen developers need to understand how to parse the often confusing arrays and JSON objects that are returned from various processes.

In this session, Mark Rackley will break down how to effectively:

  • Access data in an array
  • Parse a JSON object
  • Generate a sample schema

Don’t miss your chance to unlock a world of powerful features in Power Automate by learning to master data in Power Automate.

Friday 12:30 PM - 1:40 PM · Room 150a

Convert email/contracts/invoices to actionable data with Microsoft Syntex, Power Automate, Power BI

Treb Gatte

Treb Gatte

Microsoft MVP

This session covers the document understanding functionality of Microsoft Syntex used to process email, contracts, and other unstructured data. We'll also demo the new layout model to process invoices.

According to Forrester, today’s organizations have 72% of their critical information locked away in their Content Estate, scattered amongst PDFs and other unstructured, hard to analyze file formats. Until now, the process to curate this information into analyzable data has been manual, time-consuming, and expensive.

Today, industry leaders are using AI to combine their content information with structured data from the Data Estate to synthesize new business insights and drive innovation faster. Learn how you can use Microsoft’s new applied AI technology to enable this competitive advantage for your company.

Using Microsoft Syntex, Power Automate, and Power BI, you see how to ingest email and convert it to actionable data at scale. You’ll see how to: • Create a document understanding model to locate the relevant patterns withing the document • Attach that model to a SharePoint library • Have Microsoft Syntex extract the data from the documents automatically • Use the new Power BI integration with SharePoint, using your structured data for a holistic analysis. • Use the new Power Automate integration with SharePoint, to automatically trigger business processes