OK, I just finished rambling about content for end users at technical conferences. There’s a lot of great stuff out there and here’s a sampling of what we’ve got to offer end users on Friday September 6, 2024 at the latest M365 Twin Cities event in Minnesota:
- Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot – with Michelle Gilbert
Michelle is a local Microsoft resource so you’ll be getting the latest info straight from the source. Are you using Copilot? Do you know what it is? Should you? This’ll be a great opportunity to get the overview you need on what’s available now, what’s coming, and why you should care about AI in the Microsoft space. - Calendars! Calendars! Calendars! – with Tamara Bredemus
If you’ve never attended a session by Tamara, that alone should be enough to check this out – she’s awesome. But the topic is a hot one with so many options and folks not knowing which to use. Check this one out. - Integrating Forms with Teams for Real-time Responses – with Brian Alderman
Between Microsoft’s launch of Teams and the explosion of usage during the pandemic, there are a LOT of Teams users within every organization. Teams keeps adding features and this is a solid one you should be aware of. Check it out. - Microsoft Lists: the productivity game changer for everyday people – with Heidi Jordon
Lists have been around for over 20 years as a structured way to manage data – data we’ve been trying to get you to get off those post-it notes and out of Excel files. Heidi is going to go through a bunch of use cases so you can see what we’ve been talking about and leave you wanting to dig into Lists when you’re back at work. - 20 Microsoft 365 Productivity Tips – with Christian Buckley and Tom Duff
Another favorite of attendees because they’re entertaining and the content is relevant to what folks are doing everyday within the Microsoft toolsets. Highly recommended to check out.
You will walk away with skills you can use and info you can act on.
This is just a sampling. We’ll have a few more sessions posted between now and the event, so keep checking the links below for the latest.
Links
- Register for the event. Tell your coworkers. Spread the word! It’s free!
- The full schedule for September 6th.
- Full list of sessions and abstracts.