NetHope Global Summit 🇩🇪

Scaling Non-Profit Cloud Ecosystems and AI-Ready Capabilities across Microsoft Azure, Fabric, and Power Platform

Non-profits and NGOs the world over are struggling with the shift in cloud technology from activity-based to system-based value. This means that value is shifting from the use of siloed “point solutions” in the direction of architecting strategic foundations and building platform ecosystems—the fabric into which applications, infrastructure, integrations, and the modern data platform is woven. This strategic approach to cloud technology is critical for organizations wishing to become “future-ready”, harness the power of AI, drive down costs, increase operational efficiency, and better serve employees, volunteers, partners, and constituents. In the Microsoft Cloud, workloads are increasingly being built to (a) integrate with one another, (b) integrate with the broader cloud estate, and (c) make use of common building blocks such as core platform services, Azure application and integration services, the “Fabric” modern data platform, and Power Platform. In other words, solutions are being tied together rather than architected in isolation, and this is generating vast datasets built as "single sources of truth". This session will get you thinking like the world's boldest solution and enterprise architects as we explore real-world examples of how organizations are stitching their workloads together into an ecosystem, best practices for doing so, and lessons learned along the way.