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Resource utilization

buddavani7 — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:42:08 GMT

Hi Team,

I have developed a PowerShell-based approach to optimize system performance by dynamically reducing resource usage of background applications such as Microsoft Teams, Edge, and Outlook.

The solution works as follows:

- Detects when applications are not actively used

- Reduces CPU priority (light sleep mode)

- Trims memory usage without closing applications

- Restores full performance when the application becomes active

This helps in:

- Improving overall system responsiveness

- Reducing unnecessary CPU usage

- Lowering memory pressure

- Maintaining application availability without termination

I believe similar optimization logic can be integrated at the OS or application level to improve performance and efficiency.

Mondays at Microsoft | Episode 77

Aaron_Bode — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 15:33:45 GMT

Join Karuana Gatimu and Heather Cook as they take you through the latest Microsoft news in AI, Microsoft 365 product updates, and community news & events!

🎥 Episode 77 of "Mondays at Microsoft" goes LIVE on Monday, June 15th at 8:00 AM PT!

Big Rocks & Product Updates:

"Introducing Microsoft Scout: Your always-on personal agent" by Omar Shahine — aka.ms/MicrosoftScoutBlog

Discover missed Microsoft Build sessions and rewatch your favorites — aka.ms/MicrosoftBuildMM

"Introducing Majorana 2" by Catherine Bolgar — aka.ms/Majorana2Blog

"Why don’t cancer medicines work the same for everyone?" by Susanna Ray — aka.ms/CancerMedicinesBlog

Deploy-ready agent templates built from repeated customer demand — aka.ms/HPAcatalog

The WorkLab podcast: "Allie K. Miller: Find your “weirdos”—and let them lead" — aka.ms/WorklabAllieKMillerPodcast

"8 unexpected things disability can teach us about leadership" by Samantha Kubota — aka.ms/8ThingsDisabilityCanTeach

"Announcing the new Work IQ APIs" by Charles Lamanna — aka.ms/NewWorkIQ

Events

Community Days | Power BI Deep Dive | June 9-11 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Community Days | TechCon 365 Chicago, June 15-19 | Chicago, Illinois, United States

Community Days | AI Community Conference - New York | June 26 | New York, New York, United States

European Power Platform Conference | June 29 - July 2 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Community Days | M365 Community Days NYC | July 31 | New York City, New York, United States

Community Days | M365 Twin Cities | September 18 | Brooklyn Park, Minneapolis, United States

Our Show Links:

📅 Mondays at Microsoft Links including a download for calendar: https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

📝 Our Microsoft Tech Community News Desk for Monday's recaps, Meet the Makers show and more: https://aka.ms/CommunityNewsDesk

🎙️ Listen to Mondays at Microsoft on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

🌍 Discover the Microsoft Global Community Initiative (MGCI) — https://aka.ms/MGCI

Microsoft Community page on Facebook:

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MSFT Adoption on Twitter:

did the Jun 9 Security Update remove trusted (amazon) certs?

badgermit — Wed, 10 Jun 2026 18:02:31 GMT

We have a product that runs on Windows and uses AWS IoT to connect and transmit info.

We noticed yesterday that many - roughly 2/3 of our fleet went silent - no connections.

We have some of our own PCs that experienced this as well. Investigation yielded issues with TLS. The client (which is just using the default windows cert checking) actively terminated the connected. It didn't like the cert from the AWS IoT endpoint.

All of these PCs were happily connected on Jun 8.

Investigation seemed to indicate that some combination of Amazon Root CA (1-4) and some Starfield certs were not in the device cert mgr.

Also - when we manually added AmazonRootCA1.pem to the cert mgr, our service connected again.

So the evidence seems to strongly support that the security update removed trusted amazon root certs from the cert store.

I'm guessing some/many won't notice since they are making regular TCP connections and maybe the certs get auto-added if they are not there? But we are doing MQTT over the AWS port 8883. So perhaps Windows did not detect this and seek to refresh its cert store?

Can anyone confirm if they have seen the same?

Should CRM Users Be Measured on Data Quality KPIs?

ManasaN — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:45:21 GMT

Most Organisations agree that high-quality data is essential for getting value from Dynamics 365. Accurate customer information supports better reporting, improved customer experiences, more reliable forecasting, and increasingly more effective AI-driven insights.

Yet many Organisations continue to struggle with incomplete records, duplicate data, missing activities, and inconsistent data entry practices.

This raises an interesting question:

Should CRM users be measured on data quality KPIs?

Consider a situation many Organisations have experienced.

A sales team is expected to maintain customer records, update opportunities, and log key customer interactions in Dynamics 365. However, users are primarily measured on revenue, pipeline growth, and sales performance. As a result, CRM updates are often treated as a secondary task.

During a quarterly sales review, leadership discovers that several opportunities forecasted as active were closed weeks earlier, while others had not been updated since the previous reporting cycle. Customer records are missing key information, activities have not been logged consistently, and reporting accuracy begins to suffer.

The issue is often viewed as a reporting problem, but in reality, it starts with the quality and consistency of the data being maintained in Dynamics 365.

To address these challenges, some Organisations introduce data quality metrics such as:

Record completeness
Duplicate record reduction
Activity logging compliance
Opportunity update accuracy
Customer data validation rates

Supporters argue that what gets measured gets managed, and that data quality should be considered part of everyone's responsibility. Others believe that introducing data quality KPIs may create an additional administrative burden, reduce user adoption, and shift focus away from core business objectives.

There is also the question of whether users should carry the full responsibility. Modern Dynamics 365 environments include validation rules, duplicate detection, business process flows, Power Automate workflows, and governance frameworks that can help improve data quality. Some Organisations, therefore, argue that technology and governance should do more of the heavy lifting rather than relying solely on user behaviour.

From your experience:

Should CRM users be measured on data quality KPIs?
Have data quality metrics improved CRM adoption or data accuracy in your Organisation?
What KPIs have been most effective?
Is data quality primarily a user responsibility, or should technology and governance frameworks carry most of the burden?
Have you found a balance that improves data quality without creating additional friction for users?

I'm interested in hearing how different Organisations balance user accountability, adoption, and data quality within Dynamics 365 environments.

Who Should Be Accountable for Data Quality in Dynamics 365: IT or the Business?

ManasaN — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:25:51 GMT

Data quality remains one of the most common challenges in Dynamics 365 environments, regardless of industry or organisation size. When customer records are incomplete, duplicate data exists, or reporting becomes unreliable, the conversation often turns to ownership and accountability.

Consider a simple example:

A sales team creates customer records in Dynamics 365, while customer service updates contact details and finance systems synchronize billing information through integrations. Over time, duplicate records appear, customer information becomes inconsistent, and management reports start showing conflicting results.

When this happens, who is accountable?

Are the business users entering the data? Is the IT team managing the platform? The integration owners? Or should there be dedicated data stewards responsible for maintaining data quality standards?

Some argue that data quality is primarily a business responsibility because users create and maintain most of the information stored in Dynamics 365. Others believe IT teams should take greater ownership through governance frameworks, validation rules, integrations, monitoring, and automated controls.

In practice, many organisations struggle to find the right balance. When data issues arise, responsibility can become unclear, making it difficult to drive long-term improvements.

From your experience:

Who should ultimately be accountable for data quality in Dynamics 365?
Should ownership sit with business teams, IT, dedicated data stewards, or a shared governance model?
What approaches have worked well in your organisation?
Have you seen a particular governance model deliver better results?

I'm interested in hearing different perspectives and learning how others are addressing this challenge.

Event Recap - European Collab Summit 2026 - Cologne Germany

HeatherCook — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 09:39:13 GMT

From May 5 to 7, 2026, the global Microsoft community came together in Cologne, Germany for the European Collaboration Summit 2026, a gathering of innovators, builders, and leaders shaping the future of work.

With over 275 sessions spanning the European Collaboration, AI & Cloud, and BizApps Summits, Microsoft’s presence was both expansive and impactful, bringing together product leaders, engineers, and community voices to explore what’s next across Microsoft 365, Copilot, and AI-powered collaboration.

ECS By the Numbers

2,800+ attendees

275+ sessions across three co-located conferences

248 speakers from 29 countries across 5 continents

58 Microsoft speakers, 11 Microsoft Regional Directors, and 106 Microsoft MVPs

51 Microsoft-led breakout sessions

3 Microsoft keynotes

A Strong Microsoft Presence Across Every Track

Microsoft played a central role at this year’s summit with:

3 keynote sessions

50+ Microsoft sessions across all conference tracks

These sessions were delivered by product leaders, our community team, and engineering teams, providing both strategic direction and hands-on guidance for organizations navigating AI transformation.

From collaboration to cloud to business applications, Microsoft content was woven throughout the event, ensuring attendees could connect insights across the entire modern work ecosystem.

Key Themes: AI, Copilot, and the Era of Intelligent Work

Across Microsoft’s sessions and keynotes, several core themes stood out.

Copilot and AI Agents Take Center Stage

From deep dives into Copilot extensibility to real-world scenarios with AI agents, sessions highlighted how organizations can move from experimentation to scale. Attendees explored how Copilot orchestrates information, integrates across Microsoft 365, and enables entirely new ways of working.

Microsoft 365 as the Platform for Modern Work

Sessions across Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive reinforced how the Microsoft 365 ecosystem continues to evolve into a unified platform, connecting communication, content, and workflows with AI built in.

From Productivity to Transformation

Keynotes from Microsoft leaders focused on how AI is fundamentally reshaping collaboration, content, and knowledge at scale, grounded in real customer scenarios and practical adoption strategies.

Microsoft Keynotes:

The Evolution of Agents at Microsoft and Everywhere - Marco Casalaina, Vice President of Products, Microsoft Azure AI

Marco set the stage for how Microsoft is pushing the boundaries of AI — from foundation models to production-ready AI at scale — and how organizations can harness Azure AI to drive real business outcomes.

The Age of the Agent: AI That Works for You - Julie Koesmarno, Principal Group Product Manager, Microsoft

Julie explored how the age of the agent is here today — how AI is moving from a tool we use to a teammate we collaborate with — with live demos by Scott Durow.

The Future of AI is Already Here - Adam Harmetz, Vice President of PM, Collaborative Apps & Platforms

Adam closed out the Microsoft keynote series, walking attendees through the latest in Microsoft 365 Copilot, SharePoint, OneDrive, and the broader collaboration platform — with demos by Dan Holme, Erica Toelle, and Vesa Juvonen.

Breakout Sessions: Practical, Technical, and Actionable

CollabSummit sessions focused on preparing organizations to fully capitalize on Microsoft 365 Copilot — from technical readiness and adoption frameworks to ROI measurement, governance, and agent extensibility. Sessions dove deep into SharePoint as the knowledge platform for Copilot and agents, OneDrive innovations, Teams as an AI-driven work hub, and the latest Microsoft 365 Copilot capabilities.

AI & Cloud Summit sessions gave professionals, entrepreneurs, and businesses a chance to explore opportunities with Azure, Copilot, OpenAI, and Microsoft Foundry — with a clear focus on the impact of cloud adoption and Responsible AI.

BizApps Summit sessions spotlighted the Microsoft Power Platform, Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, Dynamics 365, and citizen development — helping attendees understand how low-code/no-code business applications and unified data are accelerating enterprise transformation.

Highlights included:

Copilot orchestration and extensibility

AI-powered collaboration experiences in Teams

SharePoint agents and content management innovation

Enterprise AI development and automation scenarios

These sessions provided both strategic guidance and hands-on techniques, helping attendees turn emerging AI capabilities into real business impact.

Microsoft MVPs and Regional Directors

106 MVPs and 11 Regional Directors led sessions, lightning talks, and Innovation Hub experiences — sharing expertise on Copilot Studio, Microsoft 365 Copilot, SharePoint, Power Platform, Azure AI, and more. Their contributions enriched the community experience and reinforced the spirit of shared learning that defines ECS.

Expo City: Where Innovation Came to Life

At the heart of the event, Expo City brought Microsoft technologies to life through live demos, partner solutions, and hands-on experiences across Copilot, Teams, SharePoint, and Power Platform. At the Microsoft booth, attendees experienced:

A central collaboration hub for 1:1 developer conversations and architecture deep dives

The Microsoft Foundry Information Tower, showcasing the Agent Factory and production-ready AI at scale

The Microsoft Lounge for deeper conversations on building with Microsoft AI

A digital engagement screen with live demos and platform walkthroughs

A Community-Driven Experience

Beyond the sessions, what truly defined the European Collaboration Summit was its community. With thousands of attendees, from IT leaders and developers to MVPs and students, the event fostered meaningful conversations, knowledge-sharing, and lasting connections.

From the opening keynote to the closing ceremony, ECS 2026 thrived on the energy of its community. The atmosphere was alive with enthusiasm, collaboration, and genuine camaraderie.

Evening gatherings and the attendee party at Wartesaal am Dom — a vibrant mix of fun and networking with great music and local flavors.

Community Panel — “So You Want to Run a CollabDays?” presented by Rodrigo Pinto, Thomas Goelles, Paul Hunt, and Thomas Vochten, giving the community a playbook for running successful local events.

Women in Tech and Allies Panel — hosted by Heather Cook with Karuana Gatimu, Laura Dark, and community members Isidora Katanic and Michelle Okwudiafor.

AI Competition Finals on the FutureMakers Stage — startup finalists pitched AI-focused products live, with the winning team taking home a bronze package for ECS 2027.

Citroën Ami Giveaway — one lucky attendee drove away with an actual brand-new Citroën Ami, making the closing ceremony a packed, can’t-miss

Thank You

A huge thank you to every attendee, speaker, sponsor, and volunteer who helped bring ECS 2026 to life. Your passion, curiosity, and commitment made this year’s event truly exceptional — and a special thanks to Adis Jugo, Mustafa Toroman, Waldek Mastykarz, Garry Trinder, Brett Lonsdale, Margit Jugo, and the outstanding teams of volunteers and sponsors who continue to make this vision a reality.

Looking Ahead

The European Collaboration Summit 2026 once again proved why it remains a cornerstone event for the Microsoft ecosystem.

The journey continues as the team looks towards ECS 2027 in Düsseldorf, Germany — May 18–20, 2027, already shaping another year of world-class sessions, community moments, and opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.

As organizations continue to navigate the shift toward AI-powered work, the insights shared across Microsoft’s sessions — from Copilot to Teams to SharePoint — offered a clear takeaway: the future of collaboration is intelligent, connected, and community-driven.

Until then — keep exploring, innovating, and collaborating. The future is bright, and together we’re redefining the way the world works.

#CollabSummit | #ECS2026 | Come Curious. Leave Inspired.

Is Power Automate Becoming the New Technical Debt in Dynamics 365 Projects?

ManasaN — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 20:18:57 GMT

Power Automate has transformed how organisations build automation within Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform. Teams can automate processes quickly, reduce manual effort, and deliver business value without extensive custom development. At the same time, I have noticed an interesting challenge in some organizations as Power Platform adoption matures.

Over time, hundreds of flows can be created by different teams, often with varying levels of governance, documentation, and ownership. Business logic may become distributed across multiple automations, making troubleshooting, maintenance, and long-term support more complex. On the other hand, many organisations have successfully scaled Power Automate by implementing strong governance practices and automation standards.

I'm interested in hearing different perspectives from the community.

Have you seen Power Automate become difficult to manage at scale, or has it reduced technical debt in your organization?

What governance, architecture, or operational practices have worked best for balancing innovation with maintainability?

Mondays at Microsoft | Episode 76

Aaron_Bode — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 15:43:18 GMT

Join Karuana Gatimu and Heather Cook as they take you through the latest Microsoft news in AI, Microsoft 365 product updates, and community news & events!

🎥 Episode 75 of "Mondays at Microsoft" goes LIVE on Monday, May 18th at 8:00 AM PT!

Big Rocks & Product Updates:

Online registration for Microsoft Build 2026 | June 2-3, 2026 — https://aka.ms/MicrosoftBuildMM

"AI Skills are now in Public Preview" by Zach Rosenfield — https://aka.ms/SharePointSkillsPublicPreview

AI Skills Fest | June 8-12, 2026 — https://aka.ms/AISkillsNavigatorInfo

"Jets leaning into AI under new front office leadership" by Sports Business Journal — https://aka.ms/NYJetsLeanIntoAI

"Introducing a new design for Microsoft 365 Copilot" by Jon Friedman — https://aka.ms/CopilotNewDesignBlog

"Copilot Cowork: From conversation to action across skills, integrations, and devices" by Charles Lamanna — https://aka.ms/CopilotCoworkAnnouncement

"Microsoft 365 Copilot, human agency, and the opportunity for every organization" by Matt Firestone — https://aka.ms/WTI2026Blog

Events

Community Days | AgentCamp Oslo 2026 | June 2 | Oslo, Norway

Community Days | Microsoft Build 2026 Watch Party + Unconference | June 2 | Arlington, VA, United States

Community Days | Workplace Intelligence Days - 1ère édition | June 4 | Lyon, France

Community Days | CollabDays Madrid 2026 | June 4 | Madrid, Spain

Community Days | Memphis Microsoft Community Days | June 5 | Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Community Days | Community Summit Roadshow Charlotte | June 9 | Charlottte, North Carolina, United States

Community Days | Dia de la estrategia: agentes y su aplicación en la empresa | June 9 | Mexico City, Mexico

Community Days | Power BI Deep Dive | June 9-11 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Community Days | TechCon 365 Chicago, June 15-19 | Chicago, Illinois, United States

European Power Platform Conference | June 29 - July 2 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Our Show Links:

📅 Mondays at Microsoft Links including a download for calendar: https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

📝 Our Microsoft Tech Community News Desk for Monday's recaps, Meet the Makers show and more: https://aka.ms/CommunityNewsDesk

🎙️ Listen to Mondays at Microsoft on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

🌍 Discover the Microsoft Global Community Initiative (MGCI) — https://aka.ms/MGCI

Microsoft Community page on Facebook:

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Event Guide - Digital Workplace Conference 2026 - Melbourne, Australia

HeatherCook — Wed, 27 May 2026 09:57:19 GMT

Join us in Melbourne for the Digital Workplace Conference 2026 — Australia's premier in-person event for Microsoft 365 professionals, business leaders, power users, and technical roles. Across two packed days at the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, you'll connect with industry leaders, customers, and peers shaping the future of digital work, with deep dives into Microsoft 365, AI, Copilot, SharePoint, governance, and real-world adoption.

Huge shoutout to event founder and producer Debbie Irelandand the team at Digital Workplace Results (DWR). DWR has delivered 35+ events across Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia since 2009 — thank you for the partnership, your passion for community, and the welcoming home you create for this industry every year. Microsoft is proud to sponsor this event and join the incredible community of sponsors supporting it.

We're grateful for everyone in this community who brings their energy and expertise to make DWC a must-attend highlight on the Australian tech calendar.

DWC 2026 at a glance

What	Digital Workplace Conference 2026 — Australia's premier Microsoft 365 conference
Where	Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, Melbourne, Australia
When	Thursday 28 and Friday 29 May 2026
Theme	One Change. Big Impact
Format	In-person, 2-day conference with 3 parallel tracks and an exhibition area
Speakers	30+ speakers from 5 countries — Microsoft, MVPs, customers, and partners
Audience	M365 power users, business leaders, IT pros, adoption and change managers

Theme: One Change. Big Impact — the idea that the right single change, well chosen and well executed, can transform how an organisation works.

Follow along: #DWCAU | Digital Workplace Conference

Be part of what's next

Get ready for what's next and learn what you can put into action today. With Microsoft program managers, Microsoft MVPs, customers, and partners all in one place for two days, you'll choose from sessions and case studies led by the experts who build and implement these tools every day. DWC is sized so that you can actually meet the speakers, ask hard questions, and leave with practical answers.

By the numbers:

30+ speakers

247+ combined years of digital workplace experience

5 countries represented • 3 parallel tracks • 2 days • 1 community

Three themes shaping the agenda

Productivity

Using the tools you already have to deliver more ROI. Discover what you didn't know was possible, and learn to work smarter, not harder.

AI and Copilot

Everything from governance to implementation to adoption. Move from novice to expert and understand the tools, the agents, and the reasons why.

Customer Journeys

We learn best by hearing how others did it — the trials, the tribulations, and the lessons you can take back to your own projects.

Keynote: From AI Hype to Everyday Impact

Conference Opening and Welcome: Debbie Ireland reveals how AI is quietly reshaping our behaviour, our workplaces, and even our children. From rising dependency to hidden cognitive shifts, this talk challenges audiences to rethink what it means to stay human in an AI‑saturated world.

Heather Cook shares a Humans‑First approach to adopting and using AI, building habits that drive confidence, productivity, and meaningful impact at work. Learn how individuals and teams can turn Microsoft 365 Copilot into a practical, trusted part of their daily workflow.
Brett Gilbertson presents a critical look at how AI is reshaping education—and where it falls short. This is a call to prioritize digital skills training focused on human relationships and future needs.

For a list of all sessions and the agenda: Agenda

Building connections

Building connections at DWC is the heart of the experience. Whether you're swapping notes in the Exhibition Area, comparing prompt strategies between sessions, or sharing a drink at the Thursday networking event, every interaction is a chance to learn from peers, exchange ideas, and expand your network. From first-time attendees to seasoned MVPs, DWC is a welcoming environment where meaningful relationships and lasting collaborations begin.

#CommunityEvents #CommunityLuv #DWCAU #Melbourne

Mondays at Microsoft | Episode 75

Aaron_Bode — Mon, 18 May 2026 15:24:29 GMT

Join Karuana Gatimu and Heather Cook as they take you through the latest Microsoft news in AI, Microsoft 365 product updates, and community news & events!

🎥 Episode 75 of "Mondays at Microsoft" goes LIVE on Monday, May 18th at 8:00 AM PT!

Big Rocks & Product Updates:

New and improved Copilot Adoption Hub resources — adoption.microsoft.com

From One Classroom to a Nationwide Movement: Advancing AI Skills in Education — aka.ms/ThailandAIinClassroom

Microsoft announces appointment of Carmine Di Sibio to board of directors — aka.ms/CarmineDiSibioJoinsBoard

"Australian nonprofit ESuarve turns around troubled young lives, with lots of heart and a little help from technology" by Chen May Yee — https://aka.ms/ESuarveCopilot

"Defense at AI speed: Microsoft’s new multi-model agentic security system tops leading industry benchmark" by Taesoo Kim — aka.ms/MultiModelAgenticSecurity

Imagine Cup 2026: Global tech competitions help students prepare for an AI future — aka.ms/ImagineCup2026SemiFinals

"New and improved: Agent governance, intelligent workflows, and connected app experiences" by Nitasha Chopra — aka.ms/CopilotStudioMayUpdates

Events

Ability Summit | May 19 - 20 | Virtual

Community Days | Microsoft Azure Infra Summit 2026 | May 19-21 | Virtual, United States

Community Days | EMEA | SWOOP Analytics SharePoint Intranet Festival 2026 | May 20 | Virtual EMEA

Community Days | AMER | SWOOP Analytics SharePoint Intranet Festival 2026 | May 20 | Virtual Americas

Community Days | APAC | SWOOP Analytics SharePoint Intranet Festival 2026 | May 20 | APAC

Community Days | aMP Day Strasbourg 2026 | May 27 | Strasbourg, France

Community Days | AgentCamp Oslo 2026 | June 2 | Oslo, Norway

Community Days | Microsoft Build 2026 Watch Party + Unconference | June 2 | Arlington, VA, United States

Community Days | Workplace Intelligence Days - 1ère édition | June 4 | Lyon, France

Community Days | CollabDays Madrid 2026 | June 4 | Madrid, Spain

Community Days | Memphis Microsoft Community Days | June 5 | Memphis, Tennessee, United States

Community Days | Community Summit Roadshow Charlotte | June 9 | Charlottte, North Carolina, United States

Community Days | Dia de la estrategia: agentes y su aplicación en la empresa | June 9 | Mexico City, Mexico

Community Days | Power BI Deep Dive | June 9-11 | Copenhagen, Denmark

European Power Platform Conference | June 29 - July 2 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Our Show Links:

📅 Mondays at Microsoft Links including a download for calendar: https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

📝 Our Microsoft Tech Community News Desk for Monday's recaps, Meet the Makers show and more: https://aka.ms/CommunityNewsDesk

🎙️ Listen to Mondays at Microsoft on Apple Podcasts or Spotify — https://aka.ms/MondaysAtMicrosoft

🌍 Discover the Microsoft Global Community Initiative (MGCI) — https://aka.ms/MGCI

Microsoft Community page on Facebook:

🔔Microsoft Community on LinkedIn:

MSFT Adoption on Twitter: