Discover the art of effortlessly implementing Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR). The session unveils a clever strategy, utilizing tools such as SharePoint Lists and Azure Logic Apps to simplify the entire process while ensuring the utmost security for user-sensitive information. Join me as I redefine simplicity in SSPR deployment. What to expect? - Easy Setup Tips: Get clear, step-by-step guidance on setting up SSPR hassle-free. - Tools You Can Use: Discover how to use SharePoint Lists and Azure Logic Apps to boost your security game. - Empowered Users: See how users can take control of their security info, making things more user-friendly. - Hands-Off Updates: Learn about updates to sensitive data in Azure AD that happen automatically, saving you from constant IT involvement. - SharePoint List Secrets: Find out about special features in SharePoint Lists that make your security efforts more effective. I'll walk you through the whole process in a live demo.

Most teams deal with the same problem. Information comes in, someone needs to decide what to do with it, and it ends up being discussed, reassigned, and tracked manually. That usually means meetings, copy‑paste work, and a constant risk that something gets missed. In this session, I’ll show how to replace that with a config‑driven automation engine built with Power Automate and SharePoint. Instead of manually routing tasks, the system evaluates incoming items, matches them against configurable rules, and automatically sends them to the right destination. To make it real, we’ll walk through a practical example based on Microsoft 365 Message Center messages collected in a SharePoint list. But the approach is universal and can be applied to many other scenarios. Depending on the case, the same item can create a work item in Azure DevOps, be sent to a shared mailbox, or posted to a Teams channel. The logic is not hardcoded. It is managed by teams themselves using SharePoint, without changing the flows. We will also compare this approach with the built‑in Planner integration for Microsoft Message Center and explain where it works and where real automation becomes necessary. What you will learn: - how to design a config‑driven routing pattern instead of hardcoding logic in flows - how to separate configuration from execution using SharePoint and Power Automate - how to build a multi‑channel routing mechanism (Azure DevOps, email, Teams) - how to give teams control over automation without breaking governance - how to ensure full visibility and audit of what happens to every item If you are a solution architect, Power Platform developer, Microsoft 365 administrator, or responsible for automation and governance in your organization, this session is for you. By the end, you will understand how to design a reusable automation pattern you can apply to many real‑world scenarios, not just Message Center.

Are you ready to break the limits of traditional desktop automation? Discover how Microsoft Copilot Studio’s Computer-Using Agents (CUA) is redefining what’s possible, enabling you to automate any task on any website or desktop app, even when the API is missing or the UI keeps changing. Automating manual data entry, bridging legacy systems, and empowering business users to build robust automations with just natural language instructions - see live demos showing how CUAs use vision-based AI to navigate interfaces, adapt to changes, and self-correct in real time. During the demo, you’ll learn: - The difference between classic RPA and CUA, and when to use each. - How to build and deploy your own Computer-Using Agents in Copilot Studio, step by step. - Security, governance, and best practices for enterprise-scale automation. Whether you’re a developer, business analyst, or automation enthusiast, you’ll leave with practical insights and the confidence to start building your own next-generation automations.