Five sessions on how agentic AI actually makes its way into an organization: from choosing your first use cases, through Copilot Studio and Microsoft’s ready-made agents, to Azure AI Foundry and GitHub Copilot for engineering teams.
“professionalism, tons of useful information, very interesting and it makes you want to take action :)”
“Smooth and clear delivery.”
“(…) a great, thorough presentation of Copilot Studio features using a concrete example.”
“I liked the Q&A part, where my question got answered efficiently.”
“Topics explained smoothly, worth practicing.”
A track for people who already understood what generative AI is and wanted to move from experimentation to implementation. It combined a business perspective (how to choose good use cases) with a technical one (Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry, GitHub Copilot).
Identifying the processes where agentic AI adds real value, and the ones where it’s still too early.
From the idea and the logic behind it to testing an agent that supports a specific process in your organization.
When to reach for Microsoft’s ready-made agents and how to bring them into your team’s everyday work.
AI agents across the entire organization, from architecture and deployment to oversight and further development.
GitHub Copilot in everyday work: writing code, refactoring, testing, code review.
Vocabulary, examples and a framework for talking with leadership about what it means today to be a company “at the AI frontier.”
Every session was recorded, and the recordings were available to participants throughout the edition. Today, the certificates you earned stay in the AI Heroes portal. Registration for this edition is closed.
A session for people who want to turn the AI hype into real business decisions: identify the processes, choose good use cases and assess where agents genuinely add value.
A hands-on introduction to Copilot Studio: from the idea and the logic behind it to testing your first genuinely useful agent that supports a specific process.
This session shows when it makes sense to use Microsoft’s ready-made agents, such as Researcher and Analyst, and how to bring them into your team’s everyday work.
A session for more advanced participants: how to think about AI agents at the scale of the whole organization, from architecture to deployment, oversight and further development.
A hands-on session for technical people: how GitHub Copilot helps with writing code, refactoring, testing and a developer’s everyday work.
The sessions of the AI Agents track took place during the 2026 edition. The certificates you earned stay in the AI Heroes portal.
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Outside the track curriculum, AI Heroes hosted additional sessions led by guests from GitHub and Microsoft. They weren’t required for the certificate, but they were a valuable extra.
Especially relevant to this track:
For leaders, solution architects, product owners, developers and business analysts: anyone considering rolling out AI agents in their organization in the coming months.
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The track “The Road to a Next-Generation Organization: AI Agents” ended with the 2026 edition. We haven’t announced a date for the next one yet, but when it starts, we want you to be among the first to know.
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