I\u2019ve got a mail today: my session at the first Office 365 Conference<\/a> in Germany (Cologne, January 9-10) has been rated 4.6 out of 5, and I landed amongst the top speakers! I wouldn\u2019t be honest if I would say that I am not proud of it \u2013 I am, very much. It was an early morning session, at Saturday morning, in a packed room (there were no sitting places left \u2013 people were standing), about heavy duty, cloud-only development with Office 365 and Microsoft Azure, and such a great feedback\u2026<\/p>\n

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But that\u2019s it about Office 365 Conference: a community organized event, by German and Austrian Office 365 and other MVPs, was the ideal environment for great sessions, great audience and a lot of fun and getting together. All the sessions were very well visited, Q\/A sessions were dynamic and informative. The conference itself had IT Pro, Business and Development tracks, and a bunch of top-notch, mostly MVP speakers. The topics have varied between business, legal, administration, architecture and development topics. Something for everyone, in the most positive way. I was using my time to chat with the audience (almost 200 attendees) in the hallways, and the feedback about content and quality of sessions was overwhelming \u2013 so, those high ratings were obviously not by chance.<\/p>\n

I know from my experience with SPC Adriatics<\/a>, how difficult it is to organize a conference. So, kudos and a huge thanks to Martina Grom<\/a>, Kerstin Rachfahl<\/a>, Toni Pohl<\/a>, Michael Kirst-Neshva and Raphael K\u00f6llner<\/a> for this conference. You guys have nailed it. Hope to be there the next year, as well.<\/p>\n

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