When AI Agents Work Together: A2A, MCP, and Connected AI – Recap

I hosted and presented a session A2A, MCP, and how independently built AI agents can work together at our Nashua Cloud .NET User Group. The main idea is simple: MCP connects an agent to its tools, while A2A connects agents to each other. A2A gives agents a standard way to discover one another, understand capabilities […]

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Building Agents with Microsoft Copilot Studio: From Zero to Autonomous — Presentation Recap

I recently presented a session on Building Agents with Microsoft Copilot Studio: From Zero to Autonomous, focused on how organizations can move from simple low-code agents to more advanced enterprise-ready AI solutions. The presentation covered how Copilot Studio fits into the Microsoft AI ecosystem and how it can be used by both makers and developers. […]

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