Microsoft Build 2017 starts tomorrow – full session list
Starting tomorrow we will be at Microsoft Build 2017. We have four breakout sessions, one theatre session and a customer roundtable, check out the full schedule below. We looking forward to you joining us if you’ll be in Seattle!
Customer Roundtable
Thursday 5/11, 2:30-3:30pm. We would like to meet with you to discuss your feedback using our services, offer answers/assistance for any questions, or cover any other topics of interest. Please register by filling out this survey: https://www.surveybuilder.com/s/G7f3j – the roundtable will be in the Sheraton adjacent to the convention center.
Breakout sessions
B8052 Empowering businesses with the Microsoft Business Application Platform tier of PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, and CDS
Wednesday 5/10, 2-3pm. In today’s fast-paced world it is important for business to be able to adapt and change at a rapid pace. With the Microsoft Business Application Platform, citizen developers and professional developers alike gain new ways of working and adapting more productively. Microsoft PowerApps makes it easy to build rich applications without writing code. Microsoft Flow allows citizen integrators to quickly automate workflows. The Common Data Service (CDS) unites information from across Microsoft Dynamics, Office, and beyond in a common model and easy extensibility point. All are easily extended with building blocks based on Microsoft Azure. In this session, get hands on with the Business Application Platform and see how developers are using it to dramatically increase their productivity and reach more users.
B8120 Innovate and get your apps in front of 100 million business users with AppSource, PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, and the Common Data Service
Wednesday 5/10, 5-6pm. Delivering business applications quickly is not easy when utilizing a number of different frameworks, hosting options, and complex integrations between systems. Leveraging serverless technologies (Azure Functions and Logic Apps) can provide the building blocks for APIs to connect to custom backends, services, or a Common Data Model (Common Data Service) that stores data across many applications. Leverage these APIs to deeply integrate with PowerApps or Microsoft Flow and extend the data that is most critical to business users with apps that are quickly built, managed, and distributed.
B8079 Slice, dice, and route your SharePoint documents with Microsoft Flow, Azure Logic Apps, and Microsoft PowerApps
Friday 5/12, 9-10am. Developers can build modern business process applications with Microsoft Flow and PowerApps and extend them with Azure Functions to fully customize how content flows within their organization.
B8061 How to build serverless business applications with Azure Functions and Logic Apps for PowerApps
Friday 5/12, 10:30-11:30am. Delivering business applications quickly is not easy when utilizing a number of different frameworks, hosting options, and complex integrations between systems. Leveraging serverless technologies (Azure Functions and Logic Apps) can provide the building blocks for APIs to connect to custom backends, services, or a Common Data Model (Common Data Service) that stores data across many applications. Leverage these APIs to deeply integrate with PowerApps or Microsoft Flow and extend the data that is most critical to business users with apps that are quickly built, managed, and distributed.
Theater Sessions
T6018 Building and distributing solutions built on Microsoft PowerApps, Flow, and CDS
Wednesday 5/10, 4:30-5pm. Join this session to learn how easy it is to build rich applications with PowerApps without writing code, quickly automate workflows with Microsoft Flow, and learn how to leverage the Common Data Service to unite your organization’s information from across Microsoft Dynamics, Office, and beyond in a common model and easy extensibility point. No slides for this session, instead we’ll walk through building an end-to-end solution with PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, and the Common Data Service.
