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Empowering Collaboration and Streamlining Productivity: Leveraging Automation in Microsoft Teams

15th Apr 11:00am - 12:00pm MDT Telluride B
45 attended
Session Description

In today's fast-paced digital workplace, maximizing efficiency and collaboration is essential. In this engaging session, we dive into the exciting world of automation within the Microsoft 365 platform, with a special emphasis on integrating these automations seamlessly into Microsoft Teams.

Personal Automation for Enhanced Productivity: Discover how you can transform your day-to-day work by automating repetitive tasks within Microsoft Teams.

Streamlining Approvals and Business Flows: We'll walk you through the process of designing and deploying automation solutions that can accelerate decision-making and enhance team collaboration.

Enhancing User Engagement with Agents: Take a leap into Agents, a cutting-edge technology that enables you to create intelligent chatbots and virtual assistants. Learn how to leverage these agents within Microsoft Teams to provide instant support, answer common questions, and enhance user engagement.

Attendees (45)
Scott McComb
Solutions Engineer at CompuNet, Inc.
Kevin Kellar
IT Director at South Adams County Fire Department
Stephen Gustafson
Systems Engineer at CompuNet, Inc
Donald Donais
Director Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft
Traci Herr
Sr. Escalation Engineer at Microsoft
Mary Patton
Sr. M365 Engineer at PDS Health
Scott Souther
Managing Consultant at CDW
Paul Dow
Senior Presales Technical Consultant at HP Inc.
Dena Lopez
Collaboration Engineer at Suffolk Construction
Cameron Coates
System Administrator at Douglas County
Avi Perpinyal
Sr. Solution Architect at NTT DATA
Dave Temby
CFO-COO at FOH Productions
Thaddeus Kurowski Jr
Prncpl Consul Eng- DX at CDW
David Hasenstab
Business Development Specialist at CompuNet
Matt Slaga
Co-Founder at Future Tech Skills / IT4Nonprofit
Sonali Karnik
Vice President Product Marketing & Sales Enable... at TekVizion
+29 other Attendees