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<b>Connect, Share, and Learn From Your Peers</b><br>
 
<b>Connect, Share, and Learn From Your Peers</b><br>
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This year we're going online to bring you Stratosphere 2020. Join us on October ?? and ?? to find out what your colleagues across the Government of Canada are doing to adopt Cloud services and DevOps methodologies. This year's event will have over X breakout sessions broadcasted with live chats with the presenters and attendees.  
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This year we're going online to bring you Stratosphere 2020. Join us on October 6th and 7th to find out what your colleagues across the Government of Canada are doing to adopt Cloud services and DevOps methodologies. This year's event will have over 15 breakout sessions broadcasted with live chats with the presenters and attendees.  
    
Some of this year's themes include:
 
Some of this year's themes include:
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* Cloud-powered Collaboration (Office 365)
 
* Cloud-powered Collaboration (Office 365)
 
* GitOps/DevOps
 
* GitOps/DevOps
* Delivering Programs and Services with the Cloud
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* Delivering Programs and Services using cloud services
 
* Demos and Tutorials
 
* Demos and Tutorials
 
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<span style="font-size: 1.5em;">Register for Stratosphere 2020</span><br>
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<b>By registering you will be updated on scheduling changes and event updates</b><br><br>
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This year we are asking participants to join our MailChimp mailing list. Using this list we will continue to push updates on scheduling changes and general updates. This list will also help us forecast and plan for the number of participants.
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<big>You can register on the mail list [http://eepurl.com/hbEZun here] </big>
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<span style="font-size: 1.5em;">Steps to Prepare for the Event</span><br><br>
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We look forward to your participation in Stratosphere 2020. To help you get organized, we’ve put together these planning essentials.
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<big><big>Before the Event</big></big>
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<big>Get to know the content</big>
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Review the agenda below and decide on which sessions you would like to attend. Keynotes and sessions are streamed according to the schedule.
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<big>Verify your technology</big>
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The preferred browser for the conference is Google Chrome. You will watch streamed and participate in the live chat and sessions using your computer.  We recommend the full-screen experience of a laptop or computer, although you can join sessions with your phone or tablet using the YouTube app.  Make sure you can access the [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC36LVDGgZAskoFK39_0hW7g Stratosphere YouTube Channel].
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<big>Live Chat</big>
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Each streamed session will include a live chat. The presenter will be part of that live chat. Attendees can ask questions of the presenter and their peers. To participate in the live chat, <b>you must have a YouTube (Google) account</b>. It is recommended you test your account in advance of the event.
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<big><big>What to Expect on the Day</big></big>
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<big>Choose a session</big>
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Navigate the to event schedule, find the sessions you want to attend and then click “Join session.”  Please note that the countdown will start 2 minutes before streaming begins.
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<big>Participate in the conversation</big>
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The presenter will be part of that live chat. Attendees can ask questions of the presenter and their peers. To participate in the live chat, you must have a YouTube (Google) account.
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<big>Social Media</big>
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All sessions are delivered using YouTube. Sessions are streamed according to the schedule below and a live chat will start at the same time. <B>If you want to participate in the live chat you need to register for a free YouTube account</B>. If you already have a Google account, you can use that account to login. We recommend reviewing our tips for making the most of your Stratosphere experience in the days before the event to ensure technology compatibility.
 
All sessions are delivered using YouTube. Sessions are streamed according to the schedule below and a live chat will start at the same time. <B>If you want to participate in the live chat you need to register for a free YouTube account</B>. If you already have a Google account, you can use that account to login. We recommend reviewing our tips for making the most of your Stratosphere experience in the days before the event to ensure technology compatibility.
 
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Please see our [[Stratosphere2020 prepare|steps to prepare]] for the event.
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<big><big><big><big>Day 1 - October 6th, 2020</big></big></big></big>
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|Greg Fergus, Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board and to the Minister of Digital Government <br>Paul Wagner, Chief Technology Officer, Government of Canada
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|Jayson McIntosh, Omar Nasr
 
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|55 minutes, English
 
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|Coming soon <br>
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|Details Coming soon <br>
 
Blog: https://sara-sabr.github.io/ITStrategy/2020/05/20/Team-Topologies-Whitelisting-app.html <br>
 
Blog: https://sara-sabr.github.io/ITStrategy/2020/05/20/Team-Topologies-Whitelisting-app.html <br>
Presentation: https://sara-sabr.github.io/ITStrategy/presentation.html?markdown=en/2020-06-03-Whitelist-Showcase.md <br>
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Presentation: https://moro-code.github.io/StratospherePresentation/?markdown=presentation.md <br>
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|Kofi Arthiabah, Joyce Lee
 
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|Microsoft Teams has quickly become the ultimate collaboration and teamwork application. Users can add, customize, and find everything they need in one place without the need to navigate to different places. Custom applications hosted in a cloud environment can interact with on-premise systems through APIs. The custom applications can be further integrated into Teams or other M365 components to expose the data and functionalities of the on-premise systems. Integrating custom applications and services into Teams platform can improve the productivity, provide focus and enhance collaboration. The presentation will go through the following parts:
 
|Microsoft Teams has quickly become the ultimate collaboration and teamwork application. Users can add, customize, and find everything they need in one place without the need to navigate to different places. Custom applications hosted in a cloud environment can interact with on-premise systems through APIs. The custom applications can be further integrated into Teams or other M365 components to expose the data and functionalities of the on-premise systems. Integrating custom applications and services into Teams platform can improve the productivity, provide focus and enhance collaboration. The presentation will go through the following parts:
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5. Live demonstration to show how it works.
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|Thought experiment: How much would it cost you to stand up a bare-bones web page in government that was “approved” to collect personal information. In other words, what’s the price tag for a government site that only says: “Hello world” but had gone through all the paperwork, infrastructure setup and approvals for collecting “Protected B” information. For our small project we estimate it's been over $500,000... and we're not there yet. This is unfortunately a near insurmountable burden for experimental projects that will greatly limit innovation in the GoC if it persist.
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|<b>Session 9: Can a ‘horizontal cloud’ approach leveraging leading edge geospatial technology revolutionize the way departments and agencies respond to future emergencies?</b> (Join session)
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|Janice Sharpe, Executive Director, FGP. &  Chris Melnick-MacDonald, Enterprise Architect, COVID-19 Cloud, FGP
 
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|Cloud technology is quicky advancing, and with it comes larger opportunities for failure whether human led, system led or both. This talk covers some of the different failures that the Cloud Native Platform team at Statistics Canada has encountered while building a platform based on Kubernetes, CNCF and other open source technologies and growing as a team. On the human front, we'll focus on how errors can easily happen and how we can learn from them to prevent them from occurring again. On the system front, we'll walk through how to identify the problem and working with the community to find a resolution.
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|We would like to share our story of how we rapidly deployed a modern and open analytics platform in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using a combination of Azure platform-as-a-service and open-source technology, we were able to deliver core analysis and collaboration capabilities to our data scientists – accessible from home equipment – within fifteen business days.
 
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* Microsoft Learn - Microsoft Learn is where everyone comes to learn. Discover new skills, find certifications, and advance your career in minutes with interactive, hands-on learning paths. Topics include Azure, Business Applications (Dynamics 365 & Power Platform) & Modern Workplace (Microsoft 365)<p>Registration: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/</p>
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* Microsoft Cloud Digital Series - On-demand and live Azure webinar series. Learn online at your pace about AI, Analytics, Applications, IoT, Migration, Modernization and more, all powered by the Cloud. Topics include security, open source, migration & modernization and data & AI.<p>Registration: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/sites/clouddigitalseries/?index=0&RecordCount=9&OrderBy=date</p>
**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8JV3w4TOVw How to use PowerPoint Office 365 to record presentations (YouTube)]
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* AI Business School-  AI Business School empowers business leaders to lead with confidence in the age of AI. It’s an on-demand series designed to help organizations address the opportunities and challenges when adopting AI. Topics include AI governance model, perspectives from industry leaders successfully embracing AI and learnings and insights from leaders who are driving and fostering an AI-ready culture.<p>Registration: https://aka.ms/AIBS</p>
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* Microsoft Ignite (On-Demand)- Expand your skillset today and innovate for tomorrow. You will be immersed in topics with Microsoft leaders to learn innovative ways to build solutions, migrate and manage your infrastructure, and connect with Microsoft experts and other technology professionals from around the globe. While Ignite is a live 2-day event in September, all content will be available on-demand.<p>Registration: https://myignite.microsoft.com/home</p>
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* Data & AI Academy - Free online platform for AI Fundamentals, Data Fundamentals Data Engineer, AI Engineer, and Data Scientist certification. Academy includes weekly 2-hour exam prep sessions, self-assessments, practice labs, and no-cost exam vouchers.<p>Registration: https://aka.ms/DataAIAcademy</p>
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* Microsoft Developer Digital Meetup Tour - Share, connect, and learn with developer communities virtually across Canada. This fall developers across Canada will come together to discuss various topics such as building better APIs, driving impact with open source, deciding on the right “as-a-service”, driving more innovation with developer velocity practices and shifting to microservices.<p>Registration: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/sites/developermeetupdigitaltour/</p>
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* Microsoft Virtual Training Days - Microsoft Virtual Training Days are a remote learning offering, which provide a unique opportunity to attend Microsoft upskilling events from wherever you are. Microsoft Virtual Training Days are free, in-depth, efficient training events that guide you towards the many possibilities for career and organizational impact today and tomorrow. Topics include Azure, Business Applications (Dynamics 365 & Power Platform) and Modern Workplace (Microsoft 365)<p>Registration: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/sites/microsoft-training-days/</p>
 
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