Unlock the full potential of your workforce with our expert-led workshops. Get hands-on experience with various Microsoft products and services, customized to your own needs & interests. Choose from a huge range of available open and closed workshops.
Closed Workshops
Closed workshops are perfectly crafted, scheduled, and tailored specifically for your company. You can send up to 16 participants for a fixed price per workshop, and no participants from other companies will be present.
These workshops are particularly beneficial if you want to explore your specific business case, send a higher number of participants and want a specific language, time and place. They can be conducted either remotely or onsite (e.g. at your firm), with onsite workshops being more expensive. You can find them below.
REMOVED: Open workshops allowed you to register several participants from your company, with payment made per participant. These workshops had 16 slots available, and participants from different companies could book a slot for each participant they wished to send. However, starting November 2025, Microsoft no longer offers open workshops.
The Workshop – .NET Advanced Production Level Debugging is a comprehensive 3-day training program aimed at enhancing skills in debugging production-level applications. Participants will explore a range of tools and techniques utilized to troubleshoot issues effectively.
The WorkshopPLUS on .NET Core is a comprehensive program focused on building cross-platform web applications using ASP.NET Core 6. Over several days, participants will receive in-depth instruction from experts, covering essential concepts before progressing to more
The Workshop – Modernizing Enterprise Apps with .NET is a focused one-day program aimed at enhancing your digital capabilities for developing and managing next-generation cloud solutions. Participants will engage in hands-on learning about key Azure services,
The Workshop – Modernizing Enterprise Apps with .NET is a 3-day program aimed at enhancing your digital skills for developing and managing advanced cloud solutions. This workshop emphasizes upskilling in vital areas for your modernization efforts,
The Workshop – Reliable Web App Patterns for Developers is a comprehensive program aimed at helping developers transition line-of-business web applications to the cloud. Over the course of several days, participants will explore critical cloud design
The WorkshopPLUS – Microsoft 365 Apps: Deployment and Management is a comprehensive two-day session tailored for professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of Microsoft 365 Apps, previously known as Office 365 ProPlus. Participants will engage in
The Ransomware Experience Workshop is a hands-on, immersive program that simulates a ransomware attack, allowing teams to navigate through each phase of an incident. Over the course of this engaging workshop, participants will engage with interactive
The Security Adoption Framework (SAF) – CISO Workshop is a focused one-day engagement designed to foster innovation and align technology with business objectives. Through this workshop, participants will assess their current security posture and identify high-value
The workshop titled Show Technical Ability for Extended Detection and Response is a comprehensive program aimed at demonstrating how advanced technology can effectively address customer needs. Over a span of three days, participants will engage in
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