For the 1st time ever the Danish Azure team and the EMEA IoT Device Sales team will host a joint multi track business & technical event on Microsoft Azure.
We will start the day with high-level overview presentations and demos for both Azure starters and Azure experts.
The afternoon will be split in 3 tracks - choose between two IoT tracks, one focusing on business and one technical where you amongst other will get info on Azure Sphere, or choose the Azure Hackathon with multiple bootcamps.
The IoT market is moving at pace and customers are looking to drive innovation at an unprecedented rate. While Microsoft builds tools, software and platforms for customers and partners to succeed in IoT, the solution landscape remains complex and partners play a critical role across the value chain.
Learn more about how to optimize and build IoT into your business at the two IoT tracks and get practical with the Azure Bootcamp that is a mix of technical workshops and hackathons.
The Bootcamp is most beneficial to those with some experience in Microsoft Azure and who are eager to learn more by getting your hands on, building solutions. End the day with Ask the Expert sessions from our System aggregator partners Advantech, Arrow, Avnet and Tech Data.
EMEA IoT Design Conference | |||
June 12, 2018 - Kolding | AGENDA BUSINESS TRACK | ||
Time | Presentations | Speaker | Material |
08.45 - 09.00 | Welcome & Introduction | Anders Bonde, Microsoft | |
09.00 - 09.30 | Engage in IoT with Microsoft | Patrick Ward, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
09.30 - 09.45 | Coffee Break | ||
09.45 - 10.15 | IoT Use Cases – IoT in the real World | Nina Due, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
10.15 - 10.30 | Break and transition to session room | ||
10.30 - 11.00 | Azure Sphere | Patrick Ward, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
11.00 - 11.15 | Break and transition to session room | ||
11.15 - 11.45 |
Peripheral vision - AI at the Edge Live demo of Custom Vision models deployed to Azure IoT Edge Devices |
Patrick Ward, Microsoft | |
11.45 - 12.30 | Lunch | ||
12.30 - 13.30 | Building an IoT Business Model with Microsoft and Tech Data examples of use cases |
Patrick Ward, Microsoft Adam Barbera, Tech Data |
Download Material Here |
13.30 - 13.50 | Microsoft IoT and Intelligent Edge Strategy | Michael Lindberg, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
13.30 - 13.50 | Intelligent Edge Implementation with Avnet PaaS and SaaS solutions |
Maarten Struys, Microsoft Alastair Worth, Avnet |
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14.30 - 15.00 | Coffee Break | ||
15.00 - 15.20 | Windows 10 for IoT solutions | Dmitry Teteruk, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
15.20 - 16.00 | Accelerating your IoT Journey – How to get from Inspiration to Production with Arrow |
Nina Due, Microsoft Olly Wainwright, Arrow |
Download Material Here |
16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Arrow: Come and meet IoT Architects from across the One Arrow family and see Sensor and wireless mystics, Edge computing wizards, Cloud and big data analytics magicians and see a LIVE DEMO of how Microsoft IoT Central takes the mystery out of data visualization. |
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16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Avnet: Avnet IoT connect Architecture for PaaS and vertical market solutions with SaaS |
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16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Tech Data: What you should stop doing and what you should start |
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17.30 - 18.00 | Networking |
EMEA IoT Design Conference | |||
June 12, 2018 - Kolding | AGENDA TECHNICAL TRACK | ||
Time | Presentations | Speaker | Material |
08.45 - 09.00 | Welcome & Introduction | Anders Bonde, Microsoft | |
09.00 - 09.30 | Engage in IoT with Microsoft | Patrick Ward, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
09.30 - 09.45 | Coffee Break | ||
09.45 - 10.15 | Designing an IoT (ref. architecture) part 1 | Dmitry Teteruk, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
10.15 - 10.30 | Break and transition to session room | ||
10.30 - 11.00 | Designing an IoT (ref. architecture) part 2 | Dmitry Teteruk, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
11.00 - 11.15 | Break and transition to session room | ||
11.15 - 11.45 | Building Devices with Windows 10 IoT Core | Maarten Struys, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
11.45 - 12.30 | Lunch | ||
12.30 - 13.30 | On stage Hackathon demo: Building IoT solution. Azure setup process, getting and analyzing data, taking actions. | Dmitry Teteruk, Microsoft | |
14.30 - 15.00 | Coffee Break | ||
15.00 - 16.00 | Deep Dive on Azure Sphere | Maarten Struys, Microsoft | Download Material Here |
16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Arrow: Come and meet IoT Architects from across the One Arrow family and see Sensor and wireless mystics, Edge computing wizards, Cloud and big data analytics magicians and see a LIVE DEMO of how Microsoft IoT Central takes the mystery out of data visualization. |
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16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Avnet: Avnet IoT connect Architecture for PaaS and vertical market solutions with SaaS |
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16.00 - 17.30 |
Ask the Experts with Tech Data: What you should stop doing and what you should start |
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17.30 - 18.00 | Networking |
Come learn how to run SQL Server in a Managed Instance, see how easy it is to move in and hear about the other great things available! The best thing since sliced bread? Maybe not, but probaly just as good!
In this session a demo will be given on how to build a predictive customer churn model, how to deploy it and how to use the exposed web service to obtain scores (propensity to churn) for current customer base. First, features will be created from raw transactional data that are expected to be indicative of customer's propensity to churn. Then, based on these features a predictive model will be created and evaluated using AML Studio. The model will be deployed and a web service for scoring new data will be created. Finally, an example of how this web service could be used to score new data (existing customers) will be given.
Our goal with Azure Container Service is to provide a container hosting environment by using open-source tools and technologies that are popular among our customers today. To this end, we expose the standard Kubernetes API endpoints. By using these standard endpoints, you can leverage any software that is capable of talking to a Kubernetes cluster. For example, you might choose kubectl helm, or draft.
What do people do with IoT
Designing an IoT (ref. architechture) part 1
This will be 3 different 10 minute sessions to inspire you to do some new things in Azure to run your operations in a modern way. We’ll look at Azure File Sync as a method to improve those pesky branch office file servers and centralise their backups. Then we’ll look at Azure Recovery Services to see what is valuable in the service to your infrastructure regarding backup and disaster recovery. And finally a self-service portal running on a serverless architecture for application owners to automatically shutdown and by a schedule or manually start up their developer VMs in a complex, enterprise-ready way. Come and get inspired!
Come learn about the Azure Blockchain Workbench and how to create blockchain applications based on Microsoft Azure. Key objectives in this demo-heavy session are:
The cloud is changing the way applications are designed. Instead of monoliths, applications are decomposed into smaller, decentralized services. These services communicate through APIs or by using asynchronous messaging or eventing. Applications scale horizontally, adding new instances as demand requires.
These trends bring new challenges. Application state is distributed. Operations are done in parallel and asynchronously. The system as a whole must be resilient when failures occur. Deployments must be automated and predictable. Monitoring and telemetry are critical for gaining insight into the system.
This session discusses Architecture styles, Technology choices, Design principles and patterns in the cloud where rules are changed.
Engage IoT with Microsoft
Designing an IoT (ref. architechture) part 2
In this session we will talk briefly about the overall DevOps process and the tools you can use with Azure. Then we will demonstrate how you can monitor application infrastructure together with end user web applications and mobile apps using services like Azure Dashboards, Azure Monitor, Application Insights, Analytics and App Center.
In this session will discuss and see how an Azure Data Lake can be organized to achieve the following:
Azure Active Directory MSI gives the runtime of your code an automatically managed identity for authenticating to Azure services, which allows you to keep credentials out of your code and separate concerns. In this session you will get an introduction to the concept and a demo of the functionality.
Azure Cognitive Vision Services allows your application to understand images through a model you create through training. This session shows how computervision can be used with workplace cameras to enforce safety policies. We will go through use cases as well as training and prediction
Building devices with Windows 10 IoT Core
Building an IoT Business Model with Microsoft + Tech Data joining giving real life examples as an SA + how to co-sell with Microsoft
Azure setup process, getting and anaylizing data, taking actions.
Deep Dive on Azure Sphere (Azure Sphere development cycle) (English)
Ask the Experts : TechData
Ask the Experts : Arrow
Ask the Experts : Avnet
- Provision Azure infrastructure components necessary to support highly available SAP HANA deployments - Configure Azure virtual machines to support highly available SAP HANA installations - Implement SUSE Linux Enterprise clustering - Install SAP HANA - Configure SAP HANA system replication
- Deploy and monitor a web application deployed to Azure IaaS - Azure security and operations performance management of the underlying infrastructure - Azure Application Insights to monitor performance, application usage and issues
Azure Container Service allows you to quickly deploy a production ready Kubernetes cluster. Learn how to use Azure Container Service in concert with Kubernetes and how you quickly can publish an container app with that has global reach.
You have been asked by Woodgrove Financial Services to provision a proof of concept deployment that will be used by the Woodgrove team to gain familiarity with a complex virtual networking deployment, including all of the components that enable the solution. Specifically, the Woodgrove team will be learning about:
Create an Azure cloud governance plan to advise a manufacturing company of the features available in Azure. Discover features to bring governance to their Azure deployments, distributed administration, and allowance for secure remote connectivity and development work for their offshore developers.
Setup and configure an image searching bot! Using cognitive services to identify images, indexing them to Cosmos DB. Additionally you will setup LUIS to be able to ask the bot to find all images with water in it or any retlated questions. If time permits it, we will teach the bot Danish.
In this workshop, attendees will implement an IoT solution for intelligent vending machines, leveraging facial feature recognition and Azure Machine Learning, to gain a better understanding of building cloud-based machine learning app, and real-time analytics with SQL Database in-memory and columnar indexing.
In addition, you will learn to:
The Modern cloud apps Hackathon is a hands-on exercise that will challenge you to implement an end-to-end scenario using a supplied sample that is based on Microsoft Azure App Services and related services. The scenario will include implementing compute, storage, security, and scale using various components of Microsoft Azure. The Hackathon can be implemented on your own, but it is highly recommended to pair up with other members at the Hackathon to model a real-world experience much closer and to allow each member to share their expertise for the overall solution.
Setup and configure a serverless architecture within Azure using a combination of Azure Functions, Logic Apps, Event Grid, Cosmos DB, and Azure Storage. The focus is on removing server management from the equation, breaking down the solution into smaller components that are individually scalable, and allowing the customer to only pay for what they use.