AI is reshaping how enterprises work. The real gap isn't whether you've "switched on Copilot" — it's whether your team can take an Agent from idea to production on its own. This workshop turns the capabilities of a Microsoft Frontier Transformation Engineer into a repeatable delivery muscle inside your organization — the enterprise gains a team that can build its own Agents and dares to ship them to production, plus a methodology that stays in-house; individuals gain real, transferable skills, a portfolio piece they keep, and a natural on-ramp to Microsoft certification.
Microsoft describes a Frontier Firm as an organization where human ingenuity meets frontier intelligence. Becoming one takes more than a handful of certificates — it takes a team that can roll up its sleeves and make Agents trustworthy, governable, and production-ready. This workshop follows Microsoft's native capability tracks, stays grounded in real business scenarios, and sends everyone home with something they can actually use — not a test paper.
Grow Agents inside real workflows — fluent in people, documents, and collaboration — and hand visible productivity back to every working day.
Make every Agent answer backed by business data — traceable and trustworthy, not a polished guess.
Take Agents from "demo-ready" to "production-ready" — grounding, orchestration, governance, and scale, all in one pass.
You care about value, ROI, and rollout pace. Leave with a prioritized Agent-scenario blueprint for your own department.
You care about getting to production grade. Ground, orchestrate, and host Agents hands-on in Copilot Studio and Microsoft Foundry.
You need methods and outcomes you can deliver to clients. Leave with a repeatable Frontier delivery playbook you can take straight to a customer site.
The workshop itself has no exam and no graduation gate. But the skills you build here line up neatly with several core Microsoft certifications — so anyone who wants the credential can carry the momentum into the exam and make the payoff even more tangible.
Validates AI-assisted development skills. Basic programming and Git experience recommended. Ideal for: developers and technical champions.
Validates the ability to build AI apps and Agents on Azure. Familiarity with Azure fundamentals and at least one language (C# / Python) recommended. Ideal for: AI, cloud, and solution engineers.
For a business-architecture track, you can go further with AB-100 · Agentic AI Business Solutions Architect. All certifications are optional extensions, not a graduation gate.
First practice each of the three capabilities in turn, then run a card-based co-creation session to converge on your flagship scenario, and finally combine everything to build one end-to-end, production-ready Agent.
Buying a stack of generic AI courses and getting your team to ship a production-ready Agent around your own business are two very different things. This program is built for the latter.
Bank the delivery capability inside your team instead of leaning on outsourcing long-term — every run makes the organization a little more self-sufficient.
Every module centers on your own business and produces a production-ready Agent, not a sample demo built for training.
By following the Frontier Stack and Microsoft's native definitions, what your team learns plugs straight into Microsoft certifications and ecosystem — no detours, no learning a "dialect."
Observability, governance, and compliance with Agent 365 are on the table from day one, moving launch risk forward so it's solved "while you learn."
By the end, the organization holds a repeatable methodology and a team that can deliver — a capability gain you can demonstrate and measure.
Individuals gain transferable skills, a portfolio piece, and a path to certification, and the organization uses that sense of growth to retain key talent.
We tailor this five-module workshop to your organization. First we get to know your business scenarios and team makeup, then we shape the right pace and use cases.