Expect to be challenged in this session.Ī deep dive into managing Microsoft Teams (BRK3221): Microsoft’s Jamie Stark is giving this session and he’s responsible for a lot of what you see today in the Teams Admin Center. But the fact remains that a lot more can sometimes be done with the Graph, or even better, by combining the Graph and PowerShell. It will be interesting to hear what’s coming next.Įvery team, connected: Develop Microsoft Teams apps with Microsoft Graph (BRK3226): PowerShell is probably the go-to tool for Office 365 administrators who want to automate different aspects of Teams. Governance and security for Microsoft Teams (BRK3218): Teams supports several Office 365 compliance features like Data Loss Prevention, retention policies, and Information Barriers.
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Plan and implement a successful upgrade from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams (BRK3232): Given the announcement that Skype for Business Online retires on July 31, 2021, the need for planning the transition to Teams is obvious. I’ll reveal all during this 20-minute theater session. New, fast, and reliable Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlets (THR3003): And following up on the mailbox cmdlets, I have been asked to test the performance and validate the work Microsoft has done in this area. The other thing is news about how Microsoft plans to make some popular mailbox cmdlets better performing and reliable. Modern Exchange IT admin experiences (BRK3013): Two big topics will be discussed in this session: a revamp of the Exchange Admin Center (EAC), which is now old, tired, and disconnected from the approach taken in other Office 365 admin portals (even SharePoint Online is better these days). The session notes don’t give the game away, apart from saying that they are revamping Outlook’s message recall feature “for the cloud.” Message recall hasn’t worked for years, so it will be good to hear how Microsoft plans to make it work. Office 365 email enhancements that makes your organization smart, safe, and secure (BRK3312): I hear that Microsoft has some surprising announcements to make here. Microsoft Planner in Microsoft 365 (BRK2024): Why include a Planner session? Well, every year I hope for a breakthrough in Planner to lift it forward from the slow development process that the app seems to follow. The “Inside Exchange Online” sessions from previous conferences are easily among my all-time favorites. The disappointing thing is that this session is only 20 minutes and the theater area will likely be packed. How Microsoft manages its own employee Office 365 tenancy (THR2252): It’s always interesting to hear how Microsoft uses its own technology.
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These sessions reflect my interests, so please feel free to disagree. In any case, here’s my list of Office 365 sessions that I think are worth attending or listening to afterwards. That’s all very well, but the fact remains that much of the value of attending a large technology conference comes from the events surrounding formal sessions, like the technology exhibition, interacting with experts, participating in workshops, and so on. A valid argument exists for staying away from Microsoft Ignite to watch and listen to recordings in the comfort of your own home. There’s also a category called “unconference” sessions for expert-led discussions about topics.Īll sessions will be recorded and will be available through the Microsoft Technical Community. Many of these sessions were heavy overcrowded last year. If you want to attend a theater session, go there early to claim a seat. Theater sessions last 20 minutes and happen in the theaters distributed around the exhibition hall. This demarcation started in 2018 and I can’t work out quite why Microsoft feels that people without blue badges can’t speak (coherently) for 45 minutes. The 75-minute sessions are usually reserved for Microsoft speakers while external speakers get the 45-minute slots. Microsoft Ignite has 75- and 45-minute breakout sessions. My best attempt at finding good sessions to attend is below.
We don’t yet know where individual sessions will be held, but we can browse the catalog to highlight sessions that are must-see.
The Orange County Convention Center is huge, and it takes time to get around the different session rooms. As I write, some 1,444 sessions are available for browsing, which is a lot for anyone to get their head around (and Microsoft is likely to add some more). The Microsoft Ignite 2019 conference session catalog is now online. Breakouts, Theater, and Unconference Sessions at Microsoft Ignite 2019
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