Session Abstract

Building automation doesn’t have to be messy! Just like Lego blocks, the Power Platform gives us the ability to design modular, reusable blocks that snap together into scalable solutions. And just like pro-code, low-code can be modular. In this session, Ahmad will explore how to take your Power Automate flows to the next level by structuring flow logic into subflows, using custom connectors and leveraging built-in C# code to build internal pro-code logic, and tapping into APIs to leverage external logic. Ahmad will present practical examples of how to break down complex workflows into reusable building blocks, simplyfing maintenance, and improve flows performance. Will also cover design patterns and best practices that help you scale automation while avoiding common pitfalls like duplication, bottlenecks, and hard-to-maintain flows. Whether you’re building business-critical workflows or simply looking to level up your flow design, this session will give you the tools and mindset to think modular.

Ahmad Najjar

Ahmad Najjar is a Managing Solution Architect at Capgemini. During his 20 years of experience, Ahmad has mainly worked with Microsoft based technologies, ranging from core development tools like ASP.NET and C#, databases like Microsoft SQL Server, Azure SQL and CosmosDB, collaboration platforms like SharePoint Server, Office 365, and Teams, to business apps like Power Automate and Power Apps. Power Platform is what Ahmad does everyday! He researches, programs, plans, designs, and administers building Power Platform projects, applying deep technical knowledge of project designs and detailing. He is a subject matter expert in the Power Platform generally, and in Power Automate, Power Apps and AI Builder specifically! Though, he is an experienced architect at mind but he is still an enthusiastic developer at heart! Ahmad is also an expert in Azure Logic Apps, whereas he delivered enterprise scale projects using Logic Apps, worked on designing integrations with line of business applications and core systems, and delivered many sessions and workshops on the subject! Ahmad is a frequent presenter and courses instructor at world-wide industry conferences, events and hackathons; for his expertise and contributions he is an active awarded Microsoft MVP and Microsoft MCT.