My 2026 M365 Community Conference Session and Workshop

Full abstract
Session: SharePoint Advanced Management 2026 Deep Dive
SharePoint Online is at the core of collaboration in Microsoft 365, but with growth comes new challenges, especially as AI tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot becomes a daily part of how users interact with content. Securing and governing your environment has never been more critical. SharePoint Advanced Management (SAM) introduces powerful capabilities that help IT teams stay in control while preparing for the AI-driven workplace.
In this deep dive session, we’ll explore what’s new in 2026 and how SAM can help you secure your tenant for Copilot and AI-driven scenarios with the right guardrails in place!
Whether you’re an admin focused on reducing risk or an architect planning for growth, you’ll walk away with practical strategies to strengthen security and governance while unlocking the full value of SharePoint Advanced Management.
Workshop: Become a Microsoft 365 Agent Builder - No Code Required Friday, April 24th, Workshop Hours: 8 am - 3 pm
Agents are the next step in the AI evolution for Microsoft 365. Unlike traditional chatbots, agents don’t just answer questions; they take action, follow instructions, and work alongside your users to get real tasks done.
In this demo-heavy workshop, you’ll learn how to become an agent builder without writing a single line of code. We’ll break down what makes agents different, explore their architecture, and walk through the tools available in Microsoft 365 to bring them to life. Together, we’ll build agents in SharePoint, experiment with the new Copilot Studio Light (formerly the Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Builder), and unlock the full capabilities of Copilot Studio.
You’ll see how to design agents that not only retrieve information but also trigger workflows, call external systems, and even act autonomously. By the end, you’ll have the skills and confidence to start creating your own agents that deliver real business value; without ever touching code.

