We invite you to submit 2-day & 4-day hands-on workshops in all of these categories, or propose a topic you believe needs to be covered in 2025 and beyond.

Specific topics we are looking to cover:

• Preparing for, using & managing Java 22
• Low-code/no-code and Power Apps
• MS Teams management, provisioning, buying, licensing
• All things LLM (Mistral vs. Cohere vs. Meta vs. OpenAI vs. everything else)
• Tour of Cloud AI Platforms (Google, AWS, Azure)
• Data cleansing/data management for AI adoption
• Tour of Desktop App Options (Blazor, XAML, .NET MAUI, etc.)
• Comprehensive Tour of Microsoft Fabric
• AI & Security: AI-Driven Attacks + AI-Powered Defenses
• Migrating to Azure VD from Citrix & VMware
• Comprehensive Tour of VS Copilot
• Developing w/ accessibility & sustainability in mind
• These 4 topics are fairly similar; can be a series of 1-Day HOLs for a 4-day event:

                - Red Teaming

                - Chaos Engineering

                - Stress Testing

                - End User Testing Techniques

Broad Topic Categories:

• Modern Software Engineering
• Cloud Computing
• Database and Analytics
• Developing for Mobile, Desktop, and Native Clients
• Visual Studio / .NET
• Web Client
• Web Server
• Microsoft Fabric
• Power BI
• Python
• Large Language Model Technology (OpenAI, Azure Open AI, Amazon Bedrock, etc.)
• Generative AI and RAG Toolchain
• Copilot Development
• Intelligent Applications
• Machine Learning Algorithms and Libraries
• Automated Machine Learning (AutoML)
• Production ML and MLOps
• Data Visualization
• Cloud ML Platforms
• Tools and Platforms
• Programming
• ML and Spark
• Blockchain
• Quantum Computing
• Edge Computing
• GPU Technology
• Ransomware
• PowerShell and DevOps
• Classic Infrastructure
• Security for IT Pros
• Digital Trust
• Cutting Edge AI
• Azure (Public/Hybrid)
• Office / Microsoft 365 for the IT Pro
• Cloud-Native Software Development
• Power Platform
• Microosft365

Submission Guidelines

Please include the following information with your submission (failure to supply all requested information may limit opportunities for selection):

• Speaker's Name
• Speaker's Title
• Speaker's Company
• Title of Presentation
• 300-word Description of Hands-on Workshop
• 3-5 Bullets, explaining what the attendee will learn from presentation (learning objectives)
• Speaker's Color Photo (hi-resolution)
• Speaker's Bio, including previous conference speaking/presentation experience

Speakers chosen to present a Live! 360 Events Training Seminar will receive a speaker fee as well as a stipend for travel costs and incidentals (if the seminar is in-person).

Speakers chosen to present a Live! 360 Events Training Seminar will receive a speaker fee as well as a stipend for travel costs and incidentals (if the seminar is in-person).