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What Microsoft Got Right—Teams
Workshop
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 | 2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Workshop
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 | 2:30 pm–3:30 pm
Microsoft Teams has the ability to replace several applications that you may currently be using - group chat, conferencing, project management and cloud-based storage tools. Come to this workshop to experience Teams hands-on and learn from Foundations who have already implemented at their organization. This will be a highly interactive session so come prepared for the unexpected. With this trio of speakers, anything could happen!
Attendees: Please bring your laptop to the session, and plan on arriving 10 minutes before the start of the session for assistance with configuring your Teams account for this hands-on workshop.
Attendees: Please bring your laptop to the session, and plan on arriving 10 minutes before the start of the session for assistance with configuring your Teams account for this hands-on workshop.
Presenters
- Dan Callahan, VP, Global Services, CGNET
- Patrick O'Sullivan, Director of IT, The San Francisco Foundation
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Dan is responsible for development of CGNET’s cloud and cyber security services. Dan has conducted many technology planning, change management and tool selection projects for customers including the World Food Programme, Energy Foundation, PYXERA Global, the Kenneth Rainin Foundation, Lemelson Foundation, Surdna Foundation, Marin Community Foundation, the Stuart Foundation, Education Pioneers, the California Wellness Foundation, Clinica Sierra Vista, ClimateWorks Foundation, the Duke Endowment, the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research and Carnegie Hall. Dan served as Director of Marketing and Business Operations at CGNET from 1999 to 2003. Prior to rejoining CGNET in 2011, Dan held Director- and VP-level positions in Product Management and Marketing at iPass (acquired by Parateum), SOMA Networks, Daintree Networks (acquired by GE) and YouSendIt (acquired by OpenText). Dan holds a BA degree in Anthropology from Stanford University and an MS from the MIT Sloan School of Management.
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An experienced Silicon Valley techno-geek, Patrick has worked for over 25 years for technology companies and non-profit philanthropic organizations. He is currently the Director of Information Technology with the San Francisco Foundation. Patrick is passionate about integrating technology aligned with the Foundation's mission.
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