Boost your confidence with Azure DevOps (Webinar)

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Next week, on April 29, 2020, I will be doing a demo on the webinar held by Infopulse, an outsourcing company that is part of the TietoEVRY group. This webinar will be dedicated to using Azure DevOps services to achieve maximum business value in common and some specialized cases.
My demo will be based on a sample project for developing PowerShell solutions and using Azure DevOps to govern Azure subscriptions.
The source code for these demo projects is available on GitHub at the following links:
If you are interested in this topic, register for the webinar using the following link: Boost your confidence in Azure DevOps.
See you there!
You can watch the webinar recording on YouTube: