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[Post Event] Global Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp, Cluj-Napoca, 2019

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On October 16th, 2019 we hosted Global Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp in Cluj-Napoca. The event was organised by ITCa
mp Community with support from Microsoft and The Guild Hall. In comparison with other events in the past, this event was different from the topics that were discussed. The main focus was around Office 365 tools. We were surprised to find people that were not only very interesting about this topic but also are working in teams that manage and develop internal applications for Office 365.
What is Global Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp? Bootcamps are a free, one-day, hands-on training event led by Microsoft MVPs and community leaders with support from Microsoft. Developers worldwide are invited to attend a bootcamp to learn the latest on Microsoft 365 platform including Microsoft Graph, SharePoint Framework, Microsoft Teams, Office Add-ins and Actionable Messages, etc. and apply what you learn to your future projects.
The topics that were covered during the workshop were related to Graph API and Microsoft Flows.The topic that was covered by my were related to Microsoft Flows. You can find below the slides from my session.
See you next time!

 Title: Empower your business with automate processes + tasks using Microsoft Flows
Abstract: Empower your business with automate processes + tasks using Microsoft Flows (Radu Vunvulea) – Join this session if you want to discover a tool that can be used to optimise your internal processes with just a few clicks. Microsoft Flows well integrated with Office 365 ecosystem, allowing us to remove the manual processes where human error can appear. We take a look at how we can automate the holiday approval requests end-two-end without writing a line of code (or this is what we hope 😊).
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