From January 11–20, 2027, Microsoft professionals from around the world will come together for 10 days of free live sessions covering the technologies shaping the Microsoft ecosystem.

And you can join from anywhere.

Join the m365Con

M365Con is free. Online. Live.

WHAT TO EXPECT

More than 120 speakers will share real-world knowledge across 120+ sessions.

Each conference day focuses on a dedicated Microsoft technology area:

• Power Platform
• Business Applications
• Power BI & Microsoft Fabric
• Copilot Studio
• Azure & Microsoft 365 Architecture, Governance & Compliance
• Microsoft Apps & Windows 365
• Microsoft 365 Copilot & Office 365
• Cybersecurity & Microsoft Entra
• Microsoft Development
• Azure AI Foundry & Logic Apps

Whether you work with Microsoft 365, Azure, Power Platform, Copilot, Fabric, Security or AI, there will be sessions built for you.

LEARN FROM PEOPLE WHO BUILD, IMPLEMENT AND USE THE TECHNOLOGY

M365Con is not built around endless product pitches.

The focus is on practical knowledge.

Architects, developers, consultants, Microsoft MVPs, community leaders and practitioners will share:

• Real-world architectures
• Lessons learned from customer projects
• Security and governance strategies
• AI and Copilot use cases
• Automation patterns
• Development techniques
• Microsoft cloud best practices
• What works — and what does not

WATCH LIVE FROM ANYWHERE

You do not need to travel.

You do not need a conference ticket.

You do not need to convince your manager to approve a large event budget.

You only need to register.

Join the sessions that matter to you and build your own personal Microsoft learning schedule across the 10 conference days.

120+ SPEAKERS. ONE COMMUNITY.

M365Con brings together experts from different countries, companies and Microsoft communities.

That diversity is one of the most important parts of the event.

Different experiences.

Different perspectives.

Different solutions to the same challenges many of us face every day.

SAVE YOUR FREE PLACE

Registration for M365Con 2027 is open now.

January 11–20, 2027

10 conference days

120+ sessions

120+ speakers

100% online

Free registration

Registration for M365Con 2027

And if you know someone working with Microsoft 365, Azure, Power Platform, Fabric, Copilot or Security:

Forward this newsletter to them.

The Microsoft community grows when knowledge is shared.

See you live at M365Con 2027.

Mirko Peters
Microsoft MVP
Host & Organizer – M365Con

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