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Office 365 is more than SharePoint, let's make a New Years resolution to use more O365 in 2019! We'll walk through the capabilities of Office 365 and its suite of features through use cases of how O365 can support your employees. We will focus more on capabilities O365 instead of simply talking through each functional component (don't worry, we'll discuss that too). Whether O365 is an old hat for you or you're still kicking the tires on O365, let's kick off the year with a refresher into Office 365!

Join us for an Experts Round Table discussing everything from strategy, implementation, migrations, and day-to-day Successes & Challenges with Office 365.  Think you can stump our experts, submit a question now at https://bos365.info/HolidaySurvey2018

This session's experts are:

• Marc Anderson
• Mike Dixon
• David Feldman
• David Pileggi
• Ryan Thomas

This event starts at approximately 6pm (EST).

It is becoming increasingly necessary for SharePoint Architects and Developers to have an understanding of Azure Functions and Logic Apps. Historically this required a very heavy Visual Studio environment. We are going to give an overview of Azure functions and Logic Apps. We will demonstrate how to do development of these important building blocks from within the lighter weight Visual Studio Code environment. Along the way we will look at the Azure capabilities that allow us to understand the state of the Azure functions or Logic Apps we create.

A year has passed, many things have changed, updates have been made; is it time? Is it finally safe to migrate from Skype for Business to Teams? What does that involve? Microsoft has said that Teams has "achieved feature parity with Skype." What on earth does that mean? 

Teams is now the fastest-growing business app in Microsoft's history. Some 329,000 organizations, including 87 Fortune 100 companies, are now using Teams. 

We'll explore the latest Ignite announcements and the future of Teams, including its absorption of StaffHub features. Staff Hub is being deprecated as a standalone product and will soon exist only as part of Teams. 

We'll discuss these developments and tweaks coming to Teams in this session. Come join us, as we continue to "work out loud."

Microsoft Flow is certainly powerful, but there are some sneaky tricks to get it to work fully.

This session includes a deep introduction to Flow and some “almost programmy” ways to get it to work for you.

We’ll do regular stuff

• Intro to Microsoft Flow
• Trigger off a SharePoint list
• Dealing with Loops and Branches
• Having fun with Expressions

More Advanced Stuff

• Nested trigger off a PowerApps
• Using variables, arrays and structures to create objects
• Pass objects across a Flow to launch web requests or other flows
• Tips and tricks for maintenance and moving Flows between sites/tenants.