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Power Platform for Good & Designing Self-Healing Pipelines

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Join Liverpool's leading .NET community for an evening exploring Microsoft Power Platform's social impact and building resilient, self-healing software systems. This hybrid meetup brings together two distinct perspectives on modern software development — from using low-code tools for charitable causes to designing intelligent pipelines that recover from failures automatically.

Microsoft Power Platform for Good

Melissa Hale shares her journey from a scientific, non-technical background into consulting and charity work with Collaboration for Kids. Discover how Power Platform transformed a non-profit's digital infrastructure, enabling healthier choices for children and adults through SharePoint intranets and automated processes. This session demonstrates the real-world impact of Microsoft Business Applications when applied to social good, showing how technology reduces manual workloads for organisations operating under tight resource constraints.

You'll learn:

  • Practical Power Automate and SharePoint implementations for non-profits
  • Strategies for driving user adoption across diverse stakeholders
  • How to leverage your existing technical skills for charitable impact
  • Live demos of process automations that free up time for mission-critical work

Designing Self-Healing Pipelines

Faith Sodipe explores the evolution from traditional monitoring to intelligent systems that detect issues and trigger automatic recovery without human intervention. As software systems grow increasingly complex, designing for failure becomes essential. Through accessible examples and real-world analogies, you'll understand how observability, automation, and intelligent decision-making combine to create truly resilient software.

You'll learn:

  • Core principles of self-healing system architecture
  • Why designing for failure is critical for trustworthy software
  • Key components needed to build self-healing pipelines
  • Practical approaches for gradually introducing resilience into existing systems

Event Details

This hybrid event takes place at Baltic Ventures in Liverpool's vibrant Baltic Triangle, with food provided from 6:20 PM (including vegan options). The evening includes two 30-minute talks with a short break, finishing around 9:00 PM. Remote attendees can join via the YouTube live stream.

Whether you're a .NET developer interested in low-code platforms, a systems archite

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