Ignite 2017 highlighted major Microsoft announcements, including updates on Microsoft 365, Bing for Business, and developments in quantum computing. It showcased the growth of Office 365 and Windows 10, emphasizing cloud services like Azure Active Directory and SharePoint enhancements, aimed at improving teamwork and security. Additionally, various tools and APIs were introduced to streamline development and deployment in SharePoint and Office applications.

1. All the major announcements that
affect you and yours
Ignite 2017

2. Ignite 2017

4. Thousands of hours of content,
three conference centres

5. Orlando, FL, still recovering from hurricane Irma

6. Immersion Zone

7. Hands-on Labs

8. Feeding the 30,000

9. Keynote – Hit Refresh
 Microsoft 365
 Bing for Business
 Quantum Computing

10. Track sessions and theatres

13. Monthly Active
Users
100M+
Office 365
Monthly Active
Devices
500M+
Windows 10
Growth in Cloud
Data Stored
250%
SharePoint
Authentications Per
Month
60B
Azure Active Directory

15. Unlocks
creativity
Built for
teamwork
Integrated
for simplicity
A complete, intelligent, secure solution to empower employees
Microsoft 365
Intelligent
security

16. Personalized search and discovery
LinkedIn profile integration

17. Work naturally with ink, voice & touch
Visualize information in new ways
Create compelling content with intelligent apps
Build on the work & expertise of others

18. Profile user rings & flight Windows Insider builds
Turn-on telemetry
Drive in-place upgrades & Autopilot deployments
Try ConfigMgr & Intune co-management

19. Office 365 Groups
Outer LoopInner Loop
Files
Sites
Content
SharePoint

24. Navigation – Define top
navigation in the hub site
that is inherited by
associated sites.
Theme – Define the look
and feel of the hub site,
and that theme remains
consistent across
associated sites.
Logo – A logo on a site is
like the green sticker on
a map that says, “You are
here.” It’s an important
identifier of the site you
are visiting, and the
information and people
the site represents. A
consistent logo defined
by the hub site and used
by associated sites says,
“You are here, and you
have not left.”

33. www.office.com

38. JSOM
• Introduced in SP2010
• Mimics CSOM
• Works with delegates
• Does not support
promises
• Not being invested in
anymore
Raw REST
• The same across
technology stacks
• Easy for GET requests
• Complex for non-GET
requests
• Evergreen
HttpClient
• SPHttpClient
• GraphHttpClient
• Easy for all kinds of
requests
• Evergreen
PnP JS Core
• Fluent API
• Works natively with
Promises
• Open-source
community-driven
initiative
Characteristics
Coverage
Ease of use
Future-proof
Excellent Excellent FairFair
Moderate Moderate+ EasyHard
!

39. Browse to …sites/Site1/Pages/Default.aspx
Data, Script Tags, SPO bearer Token
Browse to …/_api/SP.OAuth.Token/Acquire*
(S2S) GetToken [/oauth2/token]
• App ID: 00000003-0000-0ff1-ce00-000000000000
• audience: https://graph.microsoft.com
• Delegation Token with default
scopes
• ReturnURL: *.SharePoint.comDelegated Token passed back to the browser
GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/{id}/conversations
SharePoint Online Azure
Active Directory

41. SPFx - Asset Packaging
Deploy assets (js, css, png, etc…) in your SPFx package
Deployed and hosted in SharePoint Tenant’s CDN
Allows for self contained package to be used
in multiple tenants

43. Web Parts Extensions
Client side
Tools
SP APIs
Package
Deployment
Experiences
Development

CSOM
Add-ins
MS Graph

44. GA Preview
Now
• Centralized Deployment for
Word, Excel and PPT
• Auto-open taskpane
• Excel 1.5 and 1.6 APIs
• Outlook Add-ins in Android
• Single Sign-on for Outlook
• Excel 1.7 APIs
• Outlook 1.5 APIs for Mac
Outlook
Soon
• Single Sign-on for Word, Excel
and PPT
• Custom Functions in Excel
• Centralized Deployment for
Outlook