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If you’re about to embark on a complex project implementing Power Virtual Agents, understanding the different considerations and best practices for creating your solution is important. That’s why the Power CAT team has put together a series of training that allows Architects, Developers and IT Decision Makers to benefit from our experience helping customer be successful with PVA.

The Power Virtual Agents Architecture Series (https://aka.ms/pvaarchitectureseries) builds session by session covering in detail features, design choices and management:

  1. Planning your first bot
  2. Build out your PVA bot
  3. Extend your PVA bot with the Power Platform
  4. Extend your bot with Azure
  5. Advanced topics
  6. Governance

We also provide all the slide material for each session, as well as an example PVA solution, used in the series, that you can import to help you understand some of the features and techniques covered. https://aka.ms/pvaarchseries.

We hope you enjoy and find this series useful, if you have feedback or have other topic you would like us to cover, please let us know!

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