Microsoft Power Platform – Masterclass
13:00 - 15:30 | 29 July 2020
Traditionally the ability to build, develop and create solutions to solve organisational challenges has sat solely in the realms of IT. Functions outside of IT would approach the department, with a set of requirements, with some possible ideas, but would then largely leave IT to put something together.
Low-Code & No-Code development is democratising the ability to build, develop and create solutions within organisations, taking pressure of IT, and empowering those enthusiastic, proactive, “get stuck in and have a go” individuals throughout an organisation to start building, developing and creating solutions to solve local challenges.
By the end of this masterclass you will have a foundation and an understanding of Microsoft’s low-code / no-code Power Platform, the technologies which form the platform, and how it can be used to solve:
- A reliance on heavy amounts of paper within organisational processes
- Duplication of data entry across systems that you wish to speak to each other
- Reduce dependencies on large numbers of individual applications – a shift towards a Platform approach
- Improve data capture and ensure that data analysis is an option for all organisational processes
Ahead of the session, we suggest you come with an open mind, enthusiasm and your thinking caps on so that by the end of the Masterclass you have an idea of how a low-code and no-code platform could be used to transform processes at East London NHS Foundation Trust
Venues: The Masterclass will be delivered via WebEx across the Trust.
WebEx locations including Boardroom, Trust HQ, and further venues to be confirmed.
This workshop will be delivered by:
Freddie Saunders
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(Healthcare Lead for Low-Code Development & Analytics)
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Freddie is a Power Platform Specialist and the Healthcare Lead for Citizen and Low-Code Development at Microsoft UK.
Freddie works with the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS Trusts, Ambulance Services, and Commissioning Support Units to advise, guide and nurture the potential of the Power Platform across Healthcare, and support those organisations with their priorities through a Citizen Dev. approach.
Previously, Freddie worked at GE Healthcare in Corporate Services, and most recently was a Surface Specialist where he worked with Higher Education institutions, UK Police and the Ministry of Justice.