SharePoint Showcase: Using SharePoint Embedded to create AI-ready infrastructure
Across industries like financial services, healthcare, government, and legal, some of the most critical business processes still rely on documents trapped in legacy systems; isolated from Microsoft 365, disconnected from collaboration, and invisible to AI. As organizations embrace Copilot and AI‑assisted workflows, that disconnect is no longer just inconvenient. It’s a blocker. That’s why SharePoint Embedded (SPE) is taking center stage in this month’s SharePoint Showcase. It represents a fundamental shift in how enterprise content is modernized: not by replacing existing applications, but by turning them into AI‑ready infrastructure. Bringing AI, Collaboration, and Governance into Your Apps SharePoint Embedded is an API‑only version of SharePoint delivered as an Azure service. It allows developers to modernize existing Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Document Management System (DMS) applications by embedding Microsoft 365 capabilities (e.g., Copilot, Purview security and compliance, and familiar Office collaboration) directly into their solutions. The result? Documents remain securely inside customers’ Microsoft 365 tenants, governance aligns with existing enterprise controls, and collaboration happens through experiences users already trust. Why This Matters Now As Copilot and SharePoint experiences continue to expand, enterprise content can no longer sit on the sidelines. SharePoint Embedded gives organizations a way to modernize document‑centric applications today, while preparing them for the AI‑driven workflows of tomorrow. If you’re exploring how to evolve ECM or DMS investments without sacrificing security, compliance, or control, this is a story worth digging into. Customers around the world are replacing aging systems with SharePoint Embedded, and partners like M-Files and LexisNexis are leading their customers into the next generation of document centric productivity. Read the full article to dive deeper into the LexisNexis journey and the architectural patterns behind SharePoint Embedded. Register for the March 12 webinar to hear directly from product leaders and learn how customers are turning ECM into AI infrastructure and saying goodbye to content silos. Watch the 2‑minute explainer video and see how SharePoint Embedded turns traditional document systems into modern, intelligent applications—without changing where data lives. How LexisNexis Is Rethinking Legal Document Management A powerful example of this approach comes from LexisNexis, who saw SharePoint Embedded not as a one‑off integration, but as a platform foundation. Rather than modernizing a single product, LexisNexis built a reusable document services layer designed to support multiple legal solutions while keeping customer data firmly within Microsoft 365. That architectural decision unlocked something bigger: consistency across products, clearer governance conversations with customers, and a scalable path to AI‑assisted legal workflows. It’s a case study in how SharePoint Embedded enables long‑term platform thinking, not just short‑term modernization. SharePoint Turns 25: Celebrating the Past, Powering the AI‑Driven Future Microsoft is marking SharePoint’s 25th birthday with a global digital event on March 2, 2026 @ 9:00AM PT, bringing together the SharePoint product team, community members, and industry leaders. Registration is open so claim your spot now! The live broadcast will reflect on SharePoint’s evolution and spotlight its role as the knowledge platform for Copilot and agents, share exclusive previews of new AI and Copilot powered innovations and a live Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) with the SharePoint product team. The celebration also kicks off the 2026 SharePoint Hackathon, a two-week, hands-on experience running March 2–16, open to end users, designers, developers, and intranet leaders. Stay connected Learn more about SharePoint’s 25th birthday: aka.ms/SPat25 Stay connected with monthly product updates: aka.ms/SharePointShowcase Explore the global SharePoint community: aka.ms/SPCommunity Get ready for SharePoint Hackathon 2026: aka.ms/SharePoint/HackathonQuickly add approval workflows to any list or library in Microsoft 365
Leverage the power and simplicity of lightweight approvals on any list or library with a few simple clicks! SharePoint and Teams seamlessly integrate across files, lists, loops, and pages. And now, we’re excited to release the latest integration. SharePoint + the Teams Approvals app bringing you fast, easy approval-tracking business solutions – to any list or library. A single toggle gets you started: Create, approve, reject, and cancel – without leaving your content or the context of your conversations. Whether you need to approve a purchase order, a vacation request, project milestones, or a blog post, Approvals in lists and libraries help streamline the process and collaboration among your team members.
Can we fill *.pdf in File Identifier on Get file metadata
Sir, I'm a rookie of Power Automate, so i'm tried to created flow to automatic fill metadata column in SharePoint Library as below. So, if i have specific file identifier, the flow was running successful, but if i have fill *.pdf then the flow was running fail. In fact, i cannot specify file identifier was uploaded in SharePoint but this flow must run automatically. My question is how to fix on this an issue? Many thanks for advice. Sonchai M. Flow Running failCreate an Internal Support Ticket Hub with Microsoft Lists, Forms & Power Automate
Setting Up the Support Ticket Portal First, we will set up the support ticket portal. This is where ticket requests will populate, be triaged, assigned and managed. It's a central location where the support team members can keep track of their tasks as well as keep the client informed through automated notifications upon status changes. Let's get started! 1. Create the Microsoft List: Navigate to Microsoft Lists from the Microsoft365.com App launcher in the upper left. Select the “+ New list” and choose the “Issue Tracker" template. Fill out the list information (name, description*, color*, icon*, and associate it with a team or save to your lists) and select create to make your form (*optional). In this case, associating the list with a team is required as it is needed for notification purposes later on in the tutorial. Review the list items from the template and customize the list to what your organization needs. Include columns that capture essential details such as issue description, priority level, assigned to, and status. Ensure the list is set up to store all necessary information for managing support tickets. There will be items you need captured from the person submitting the form as well as items to triage, assign, and track the status of the case. 2. Creating the Support Ticket Form In the list menu, select the "Forms" tab to create a new form. Customize the form by removing or unchecking questions that are designed for the support team, leaving only the questions needed from the person submitting the ticket. For example, you’d remove the Priority, Status and Assigned To fields from the form because those items are not determined by the submitter, but by the internal staff triaging the case. Ensure the form captures essential details such as the issue description, associated files, and contact information. 3. Enabling Notifications and Assigning Tickets In the form settings, select the toggle next to "Notify me" so that whenever a new item (support ticket) is submitted, you are immediately notified. This ensures that you don't miss an urgent request. Preview your form Check for changes or adjustments you’d like to make. If everything is good, congratulations! You’ve made your support ticket form! 4. The Workflow Process: Now that your form and list are created you can test out your new form and ticket portal. Grab the link to your new form by selecting the forms button again in the menu. Select the link sign to copy the link. Let's test things out. Fill out the form with information as if you are an employee submitting a ticket about an issue. Refresh and check your Microsoft List to make sure the form responses were automatically added. Triage the case. In the Microsoft List, double click on the form submission list item. Here, the support admin will triage the case by assigning it to a member of the support team, updating the status of the ticket to "In Progress" and assigning it a priority status. When a ticket is assigned, the assigned staff member receives a notification, ensuring they are aware of their new task. If they need to get in contact with the employee that submitted the case, they are able to come to the list item, and check for contact/email details in the email column. Team members can update the status of the ticket to "In Progress" when they start working on it and then to "Completed" once the issue is resolved. These status updates help track the progress of each ticket and ensure timely resolution. Congratulations! You have an internal support ticket portal and form. To further enhance the transparency and efficiency of your internal support ticket system, you can implement additional notifications to keep the requester informed about the status of their ticket. By setting up automated notifications in Power Automate for when a ticket is marked as "In Progress" and "Completed," you ensure that the requester is always aware of the current status of their issue. This not only improves communication but also boosts confidence in the support process, as employees feel assured that their concerns are being actively addressed and resolved. 5. Automating Notifications with Power Automate Create a Flow: From the Microsoft365.com app launcher, open Power Automate. Click "+ Create" and select "Automated Cloud Flow". Choose a flow name and set the trigger to "When an item or file is modified". Configure the Flow: On the canvas, select the trigger to enter the required data. The site address your Microsoft List is attached to and the list or library name. Next, we must add a trigger condition in order for the flow to only trigger when the status column has been changed. In the settings tab add the following trigger condition NOt(equals(triggerOutputs()?['body/Status'], triggerOutputs()?['body/PreviousStatus'])) Return to the canvas to create a new action. Select the + sign under your trigger. In the search menu, search for the condition action. For the value of the condition, we want to choose the Status Value from the dynamic field (the lightning bolt). We want to make sure the condition states “Status Value is equal to In progress”. (Capitalization matters here so make sure the capitalization of “In progress” matches the way it is spelled on your Microsoft List”. In the "True" column of your condition we will add a new action. Select “Send an email (V2) Inside of your action select, “Switch to Advanced Mode” to be able to enter dynamic fields or fields directly associated with your form submission. In the "To" field, select the lightning bolt for a dynamic entry. And select the “Issue logged by Email”. This will add the email address of the form sender to the “To” field and who the notifications will be sent to. In the Subject field type and appropriate title such as “Support Ticket Status Update”. In the Body field type a message to the requester. For example, "Hello, you are receiving this message to notify you that your support ticket for" (dynamically insert the name of the issue) “has been changed to “In Progress”. At this point, the flow now sends notifications for when the status column has been modified to “In Progress. Now, let's do the same and send a notification for when the status has been changed to “Completed”. In the False column, we are going to add another condition. The values for the condition will be the same except where it once said, “In Progress” it will say “Completed”. You want the statement to read “Status value is equal to Completed”. In the true column add the same action for sending an email and fill out the details accordingly. Save and test your flow. Test and Deploy: Test the flow to ensure it works as expected. Select Test and choose Manually. This specific flow is triggered when the status column has been modified to “In Progress” or “Completed”. Test both separately to make sure both works. You will see green check marks and receive a notification to the email you provided earlier when filling out the form with sample data. In this example, I tested the flow by updating the status to “In Progress” so in this case I have green check marks along the left side because that follows the first conditions. The green check marks will follow the right-side path if I choose to test the “Completed” status. Here is a copy of the email that was sent to the inbox. Once satisfied, deploy the flow to automate the notification process, enhancing communication and satisfaction. Conclusion By leveraging Microsoft Lists and Forms, you can create a robust internal support ticket system that streamlines the process of submitting, triaging, and resolving support requests. The integration with Power Automate further enhances this system by automating notifications, ensuring that all parties are kept informed throughout the process. This setup not only improves efficiency but also boosts employee satisfaction by providing a transparent and responsive support system.
Turn Your ECM/DMS into AI Infrastructure with SharePoint Embedded
TL;DR: SharePoint Embedded helps customers easily bring their legacy ECM/DMS apps into the modern era, delivering Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Purview security and compliance, and Microsoft 365 Office collaboration capabilities automatically, as part of the project. Across a range of industries including healthcare, manufacturing, government, financial services, and legal, organizations face a common reality: vital business operations depend on documents which are offline and isolated from crucial tools the rest of the organization enjoys with Microsoft 365. Legacy systems keep case files, records, correspondence, contracts, evidence, and institutional knowledge locked away in enterprise content management (ECM) or document management systems (DMS) systems built for a different era. In the age of AI, our customers realize that transforming ECM and DMS is no longer a background IT initiative, it’s a strategic imperative. Modernizing your ECM/DMS apps with SharePoint Embedded (SPE) delivers Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Purview, and full Microsoft 365 Office collaboration capabilities as part of your app, all secured within the trusted boundaries of your Microsoft 365 tenant. SPE is an API only version of SharePoint, provided as an Azure service. SPE data is logically partitioned from SharePoint Online and OneDrive content, and does not consume Microsoft 365 entitlements. LexisNexis Transforms Document Management with SharePoint Embedded LexisNexis, a recognized innovator in the legal industry, offers a clear example of how this approach works in practice. Through a deliberate adoption journey, the company validated SharePoint Embedded for legal document management and built a consolidated ECM architecture designed for long-term scalability. Their work progressed through three phases: Phase I: Discovery and learning validated SharePoint Embedded as a foundation for legal industry document management Phase II: Framework creation resulted in OmniDMS - LexisNexis’s purpose‑built document platform layer, designed to abstract SharePoint Embedded and Microsoft Graph into a reusable, legal‑grade document service that can power multiple products Phase III: Product integration embedded this architecture into Everyfile and Visualfiles. By delivering the same OmniDMS foundation across products serving different legal operations and customer segments, LexisNexis demonstrated that SharePoint Embedded can underpin a scalable, multi‑product legal document platform rather than a one‑off integration. This approach allows documents to remain inside their customers’ Microsoft 365 tenants while supporting differentiated product experiences. Governance, security, and identity align with existing enterprise controls, simplifying implementation and adoption. As a result, conversations around risk and compliance become clearer, governance operates through familiar controls, collaboration follows established Microsoft experiences, and documents remain within the enterprise environment organizations already trust. According to Nigel Williams, Product Director, LexisNexis, “SharePoint Embedded allowed us to rethink document management as a platform capability rather than a third party, separate system. By combining SPE with our OmniDMS architecture, we can deliver modern, AI‑ready document experiences across Everyfile and Visualfiles - while keeping customers firmly in control of their data inside Microsoft 365.” “It’s great to see LexisNexis accelerate their customers’ adoption of modern cloud capabilities with SharePoint Embedded. SPE is the next generation way to deliver Copilot, Purview, and Office collaboration as part of intelligent enterprise applications.” Shyam Narayan, Group Product Manager, Microsoft SharePoint Embedded gives LexisNexis a foundation to continuously evolve document centric capabilities, AI assisted reasoning, and collaboration across the legal lifecycle - without forcing customers into disruptive platform changes. The SharePoint Embedded Cost Advantage For mid‑to‑large enterprises, traditional on‑premises ECM systems often cost $1,500–$3,500 per user over five years once licenses, infrastructure, storage growth, upgrades, and ongoing operations are fully accounted for. SharePoint Embedded replaces that fixed, capital‑heavy model with a simple, usage‑based approach, typically averaging $3–$5K per terabyte annually. By eliminating upfront license costs, on‑prem infrastructure, and much of the administrative overhead, organizations shift from unpredictable CAPEX and maintenance spend to transparent OPEX tied directly to real usage. The result is a materially lower total cost of ownership, fewer hidden costs over time, and a more flexible foundation for modern, AI‑ready content applications built inside Microsoft 365. Getting Started is Easy Learn more about how you can turn your ECM / DMS into AI infrastructure with SharePoint Embedded: Watch this short video Register now for our upcoming webinar March 12 Review documentation on Microsoft LearnNet Customer Adds - encouraging the wrong culture?
We're a Microsoft Partner that focuses on delivering excellent service to our SMB clients. This involves making sure they're as secure and compliant as they can be, and that they understand how to use the vast array of modern workplace tools to maximum advantage. Our primary Solutions Partner Designation is therefore Modern Work (SMB). Our staff are keen on learning so we have maximum points for intermediate and advanced certifications. We are continuously helping our clients to exploit the modern work tools so deployment scores are excellent. We also help our clients ensure those tools are adopted into the everyday flow of work so usage growth is huge. BUT, given our focus is implementing more Microsoft workloads into existing customers, rather than adding more customers, our Net Customer Adds score is 0, putting our designation at risk (as you have to score points in every area to renew). I do feel we're effectively being penalised by Microsoft for concentrating on helping clients get the most out of their offerings, rather than just selling licenses. And after raising this with them, it sounds like there's nothing we can do other than simply keep our fingers crossed that a month of high net customer adds drops off the rolling 12 month window before our renewal date for us to maintain our designation. The skilling, deployment, and usage requirements all make sense as they're about providing a good service and ensuring adoption by the end customer, but net customer adds clearly puts selling over service which isn't our culture or business model (or that of many smaller partners). In chatting to other partners, many are choosing not to renew their SPD's for similar reasons so I'm hoping the relevant decision makers will listen to this feedback and review the scoring. What do you think?Announcing the 2026 Microsoft 365 Community Conference Keynotes
The Microsoft 365 Community Conference returns to Orlando this April, bringing together thousands of builders, innovators, creators, communicators, admins, architects, MVPs, and product makers for three unforgettable days of learning and community. This year’s theme, “A Beacon for Builders, Innovators & Icons of Intelligent Work,” celebrates the people shaping the AI‑powered future — and the keynote lineup reflects exactly that. These leaders will set the tone for our biggest, boldest M365 Community Conference. Below is your first look at the official 2026 keynote order and what to expect from each session. Opening Keynote Jeff Teper — President, Microsoft 365 Collaborative Apps & Platforms Building for the future: Microsoft 365, Agents and AI, what's new and what's next Join Jeff Teper, to discover how AI-powered innovation across Copilot, Teams, and SharePoint is reshaping how people communicate, create, and work together. This session highlights what’s new, what’s fundamentally different, and why thoughtful design continues to matter. See the latest advances in AI and agents, gain insight into where collaboration is headed, and learn why Microsoft is the company to continue to bet on when it comes to building what’s next. Expect: New breakthroughs in collaboration powered by AI and agents Fresh innovations across Teams, Copilot, and SharePoint Practical guidance on how design continues to shape effective teamwork Real world demos that show how AI is transforming communication and content Insight into what is new, what is changing, and what is coming next Business Apps & Agents Keynote Charles Lamanna — President, Business Apps & Agents In this keynote, Charles Lamanna will share how Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Power Apps, and Agent 365 come together to help makers build powerful agents and help IT teams deploy and govern them at scale. We’ll share how organizations can design, extend, and govern a new model for the intelligent workplace – connecting data, workflows, and systems into intelligent agents that move work forward. Copilot, apps, and agents: the next platform shift for Microsoft 365 Microsoft 365 Copilot has changed how we interact with software. Now AI agents are changing how work gets done – moving from responding to prompts to taking action, across the tools and data your organization already relies on. Expect: A clear explanation of how to leverage and build with Copilot and agents How agents access data, use tools, and complete multi-step work A deeper look at the latest capabilities across Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, and Power Apps End-to-end demos of agents in action Security, Trust & Responsible AI Keynote Vasu Jakkal — Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Security & Rohan Kumar — Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Security, Purview & Trust In our third keynote, Vasu Jakkal and Rohan Kumar join forces to address one of the most urgent topics of the AI era: trust and security at scale. As organizations accelerate into AI‑powered work, safeguarding identities, data, compliance, and governance is mission‑critical. Securing AI: Building Trust in the Era of AI Join Vasu Jakkal and Rohan Kumar as they unveil Microsoft’s vision for securing the new frontier of AI—showing how frontier firms are protecting their data, identities, and models amid rapid AI adoption. This session highlights how Microsoft is embedding security and governance into every layer of our AI platforms and unifying Purview, Defender, Entra, and Security Copilot to defend against threats like prompt injection, model tampering, and shadow AI. You’ll see how built-in protections across Microsoft 365 enable responsible, compliant AI innovation, and gain practical guidance to strengthen your own security posture as AI transforms the way everyone works. Expect: Microsoft's unified approach to secure AI transformation Forward‑looking insights across Security, Purview & Trust Guidance for building safe, responsible AI environments How to protect innovation without slowing momentum Future of Work Fireside Keynote Dr. Jaime Teevan — Chief Scientist & Technical Fellow, Microsoft Dr. Jaime Teevan, one of the foremost thought leaders on AI, productivity, and how work is evolving. In this intimate fireside‑style session, she’ll share research, real‑world insights, and Microsoft’s learnings from being both the maker and the first customer of the AI‑powered workplace. Expect: Insights from decades of workplace research The human side of AI transformation Practical guidance for leaders, creators, and practitioners Why collaboration is essential to unlock the true potential of AI. Community Closer Keynote Karuana Gatimu - Director, Microsoft Customer Advocacy Group & Heather Cook - Principal PM, MIcrosoft Customer Advocacy Group From Momentum to Movement: Where Community Goes Next As the final moments of Microsoft 365 Community Conference come to a close, Heather Cook and Karuana Gatimu invite the community to pause, reflect, and look forward together. This Community Closer keynote connects the breakthroughs, conversations, and shared experiences of the week into a bigger story—one about people, purpose, and progress. Together, they’ll explore how community transforms technology into impact, how advocates and builders shape what’s next across Microsoft 365, and why this moment matters more than ever. More than a recap, this session is a call to action—challenging attendees to take the energy of the conference back to their teams, regions, and communities, and turn inspiration into sustained momentum. You’ll leave not just with ideas, but with clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of belonging—because community doesn’t end when the conference does. It’s where the real work begins. More Than Keynotes: Why You’ll Want to Be in Orlando The M365 Community Conference brings together: 200+ sessions and breakouts 21 hands‑on workshops 200+ Microsoft engineers and product leaders onsite The Microsoft Innovation Hub Ask the Experts, Meet & Greets, and Community Studio Women in Tech & Allies Luncheon SharePoint’s 25th Anniversary Celebration And an epic attendee party at Universal’s Islands of Adventure Whether you create, deploy, secure, govern, design, or lead with Microsoft 365 — this is your community, and this is your moment. Join Us for the Microsoft 365 Community Conference April 21–23, 2026 Loews Sapphire Falls & Loews Royal Pacific 👉 Register now: https://aka.ms/M365Con26 Use the SAVE150 code for $150USD off current pricing Come be part of the global community building the future of intelligent work.What to Expect from the Copilot & AI Sessions at Microsoft 365 Community Conference
AI isn’t a side conversation at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference—it’s at the center of how work is changing. The Copilot, Agents, & Copilot Services Sessions are designed for anyone who wants to move beyond curiosity and into real-world application. This is an opportunity to learn how Copilot works today and how agents extend it. You will also explore how organizations can govern, scale, and operationalize AI across Microsoft 365. Questions these sessions will help answer: How do we move from experimentation to real value? How do we scale AI responsibly? How do agents fit into the way we already work? What skills do teams need next? Business leaders, IT pros, developers, and community practitioners will join sessions to find practical insights into how AI shows up in your daily work, and what it takes to deploy it responsibly and effectively. There will also be a focus on change management, champion programs, and adoption frameworks, because deploying AI isn’t just a technical decision, it’s a cultural one. From Copilot to Agents: The Shift from Assistance to Action One of the biggest themes across the sessions are the evolution from AI as a helper to AI as an active participant in work. If you’re curious about what “agentic AI” actually means in practice, attending these sessions will make it concrete. Join your peers as you learn how Microsoft 365 Copilot is being extended through agents that reason, act, and automate. Learn about agent orchestration across tools like Copilot Studio, SharePoint, Teams, Planner, and Power Platform. Discover new agent patterns including declarative agents, multi-agent configurations, workflows agents, and computer-use agents. In these sessions you’ll explore how agents can: Take action on your behalf and do more than suggest content. Work across apps, data sources, and workflows. Participate alongside humans as part of the team. Real Adoption Stories (Not Just Demos)! Go beyond feature walkthroughs to focus on how organizations are actually adopting Copilot and agents at scale. In these adoption stories you’ll hear: How Microsoft uses Copilot and agents internally as Customer Zero. What adoption looks like across large enterprises, frontline environments, and regulated industries. Lessons learned from early adopters—what worked, what didn’t, and what they’d do differently. Governance, Trust, and Control Are Front and Center AI adoption only works when people trust it—and trust is built through strong governance. Learn how organizations are balancing innovation with oversight and enabling teams to build and use agents while maintaining enterprise-grade guardrails. A significant portion of the Copilot & AI track is dedicated to: Agent lifecycle management. Security, compliance, and data protection. Preventing oversharing and managing risk. Observability and control using tools like Agent 365, Microsoft Purview, and Copilot Control System. This is especially valuable for IT and security leaders who are being asked to “move fast” without compromising standards. Building with Copilot: No-Code, Low-Code, and Pro-Code Paths No matter where you sit on the technical spectrum, there’s a clear path to learning how to build responsibly and effectively. Not everyone builds the same way and organizations need prompt engineering that delivers results. In these sessions you’ll learn how to choose the right agent type for the job, extending Copilot with enterprise data, and designing agents that are production ready—not just impressive in demos. These sessions are tailored to: Business users and makers getting started with Copilot Studio Low-code developers extending Copilot with workflows, connectors, and prompts Pro developers building advanced agents using APIs, MCP servers, Microsoft Graph, SharePoint Embedded, and Azure AI Copilot in the Flow of Everyday Work Rather than abstract AI concepts, you’ll see end-to-end workflows that demonstrate how Copilot helps people save time, reduce manual work, and focus on higher-value outcomes. The emphasis in these sessions is on practical impact, not hype showing how AI is grounded in real work. These sessions will showcase Copilot and agents embedded into: Meetings, chats, and channels. Task and project management. Content creation and knowledge management. Business processes and frontline operations. Why the Copilot and AI track matters If AI is part of your roadmap, or already part of your day, this track will show you how strategy can meet execution. Join us to explore clear mental models for Copilots and agents, see real examples you can apply to your work, and gain a better understanding of what’s now—and what’s coming next. Each year, #M365Con26 is built around one simple idea: bringing our global community together to learn, grow, innovate, and get hands-on with the technologies shaping the next era of work. This year’s conference delivers our most expansive program yet, including: 200+ sessions, workshops, and AMAs, covering Microsoft 365 Copilot, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Copilot Studio, and more. 100+ Microsoft-led sessions, giving you unprecedented access to the people building the apps and AI capabilities you use every day. A keynote lineup featuring Microsoft leaders including Jeff Teper, Charles Lamanna, Vasu Jakkal, Rohan Kumar, Jaime Teevan, and many more. Deep-dive workshops to elevate your skills with real-world scenarios and hands-on learning. Exclusive attendee parties and networking events where you can connect with peers and icons. You’ll also get the chance to meet hundreds of Microsoft executives, engineers, and product leaders—ask questions, share feedback, and help shape the roadmap of the technologies you rely on. Register now, save $150 with code SAVE150 - https://aka.ms/M365ConRegister
