Greetings NWSCUG! Join us November 7 in Microsoft Building 83 for a great lineup! This will be our first meeting on the Microsoft campus – we hope you’ll join us in person. (We’ll send out additional details to in-person attendees shortly before November 7th).
10:15 – 11:15 – Automate, patch, protect: Mastering Windows Updates with Autopatch – Chris Tulip
11:20 – 12:20 – Troubleshooting in Windows: Help us make it better – Harman Thind
12:20 – 1:45 – Lunch
1:50 – 2:50 – Accessibility in Windows – An on going evolving area – Nate Nielsen
2:55 – 3:55 – GitHub Copilot, It’s not just for Dev’s – Steven Hosking
4:00 – 5:00 – Networking/Q&A
Troubleshooting in Windows – Help us make it better: In this session we will talk to the common issues we are seeing in Windows, and discussing options for how AI could potentially reduce the down time for your staff.
Accessibility in Windows – An on going evolving area: In this session we will be talking about how Accessibility is envolving in Windows, and how AI is helping to drive this change.
Automate, Patch, Protect: Mastering Windows Updates with Autopatch: In this session, we’ll walk through how to streamline Windows update management using Windows Autopatch, empowering IT admins and security teams to automate policy enforcement, reduce downtime, and respond faster to critical vulnerabilities. Autopatch engineers will share new features developed based on your feedback and answer questions in real time.
GitHub Copilot – It’s not just for Dev’s: In this interactive session we will be going on a adventure with GitHub Copilot to demonstrate some of the possibilities that the IT admin can use GitHub Copilot for.
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