The 2025 Microsoft Build conference took place recently (May 19-22) in Seattle, Washington. There were several keynote and breakout sessions throughout the conference covering a myriad of topics pertaining to various Microsoft technologies. There was a primary focus on artificial intelligence and specifically new applications for Microsoft AI products. In case you weren't able to attend the conference, here's a couple of links to view the recording...
On Tuesday, John Damalas, Chief Technology Officer, and Amit Sethi, Principal AI & ML Research Scientist at JM Family Enterprises, Inc., joined Shawn Henry and Salman Quazi of Microsoft for the "Building the digital workforce: Multi-agent apps with Azure AI Foundry" session at the 2025 Microsoft Build conference in Seattle.
Amit Sethi, Principal AI & ML Research Scientist at JM Family Enterprises will be a featured speaker at the 2025 Microsoft Build Conference on Tuesday, May 20. Amit will discuss how he and his team used the Microsoft Azure AI Foundry to create a customized AI solution to address an internal use case within the organization. This custom tool was designed to assist Business Analysts, Quality Assurance Specialists and Software Testers by automating the writing of business requirements and acceptance criteria as well as producing quality test case scenarios. The Microsoft team interviewed Mr. Sethi in advance of the speaking engagement. Visit the Microsoft Build event site to read the interview in full.
Join John Damalas & Amit Sethi as they share their story of launching a digital platform using Microsoft Azure AI Foundry to build BAQA Genie. They are presenting at the Building the digital workforce: Multi-agent apps with Azure AI Foundry session at Microsoft Build on Tuesday, May 20, 6 – 7 p.m. EDT.
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