Microsoft says virtual Inspire conference will be free to attend
Digital event will take place in July
Microsoft's virtual Inspire event will be free for all partners to attend, channel boss Gavriella Schuster has said. In a blog post and accompanying video, Schuster said the event will go ahead on 21 and 22 July as planned in a fully virtual format. Microsoft had previously at the end of March that the in-person conference, set for Las Vegas, would not be taking place. #MSInspire is going entirely virtual this year! To support our #MSPartner ecosystem and share the incredible experience...
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