Global Power Platform Bootcamp Alicante 2026
I spent last Saturday’s morning at Parque Científico de Alicante (PCA) presenting at the Global Power Platform Bootcamp Alicante 2026. The session revolved around the different ways to design and orchestrate agents with Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry: where it makes sense to start, what orchestration options exist, and what to watch out for when a project moves beyond proof of concept and heads into production. From Agent Builder, designed so that anyone can describe an agent in natural language without writting any code, through Copilot Studio as a low-code environment with data connections and more advanced flows, all the way to the pro developer layer (GitHub, Visual Studio, Azure AI Foundry) for technical teams that need custom integrations.
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Tech Connect - Seattle 2026
I have spent the last week in Seattle attending TechConnect, Microsoft’s internal technical skilling event, together with colleagues from a variety of my current and earlier teams and product groups. In the era of agentic automation and remote work, the most valuable aspect of these events is the opportunity to meet in person and build with colleagues we spend much of our work (and life) with. Working remotely in Microsoft is great and allows people living in unlikely places like me to have the same opportunities that those living in big capitals, but having the chance to share some drinks around a table sparks insightful conversations that wouldn’t have happened online, deepening both professional and personal connections that later pay off in future remote collaborations.
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Copilot Studio risk evaluations with the AI Red Teaming Agent
In today’s rapidly evolving AI landscape, ensuring the safety and reliability of AI systems is vital. One effective approach to achieving this is through AI red teaming, best practice in the responsible development of systems and features using Large Language Models (LLMs). In this article, I will briefly showcase the AI Red Teaming Agent and provide an example of how it can be used to evaluate agents created with Copilot Studio. Why AI Red Teaming? AI Red teaming is crucial for uncovering and identifying potential harm in AI systems. While it is not a replacement for systematic measurement and mitigation work, AI red teamers play a vital role in enabling measurement strategies to validate and amplify the effectiveness of mitigations.
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Evaluate your AI application's manners with PyRIT
If you are working with AI lately (and you likely are, according to your LinkedIn profile 😜), you might have missed a hidden gem in terms of making your AI solutions safer and, by extension, more responsible. This is a topic that motivates me a lot lately, so I will come back to it in next articles too. I have been playing with this lite tool quite extensively in the last months for my bachelor’s thesis, and I wanted to share some words to unhide it for you and hopefully motivate every AI development team to include it in their lifecycle procedures.
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I finally graduated!
After years of balancing work and study, I’ve completed my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering 🎓 at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya with a major in Computing and Artificial Intelligence! My final thesis “Benchmarking Large Language Models toward reasoning fairness and unanticipated bias” marks the beginning of my journey into AI Ethics and ResponsibleAI research. Excited for what’s ahead in this critical field! 🤖 I have published it in GitHub, please read it and let me know your thoughts!
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Let's go FnO - Madrid 2025
Last week I attended the Let’s go FnO event at Microsoft’s offices in Madrid and it was great, as always. A full day sharing with and learning from customers, partners and community colleagues. Also with some colleagues — and for once we could see each other outside of Teams 🙃 Published first on LinkedIn, leave me a comment with your thoughts!
Microsoft CSU Pace Setter, for the second time!
I am super excited to have been selected for the CSU Pace Setters program for the second year in a row! I am super grateful as this is a peer nominated program and been recognized by your peers is always an extremely rewarding feeling. Quoting the recognition letter: “Congratulations on being selected for the FY25 CSU Pace Setters Program! We are thrilled that you were nominated and that your impact in the areas of Technical Excellence, Technical Leadership, and Community Impact, was recognized by your peers.”.
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10 years since my book about AX 2012 development was published
My book was published 10 years ago, in July 2014. It was the first book written in Spanish about AX2012, and it might still hold the title 10 years later 🤣. Looking back, it is hard to believe everything that has happened since then. Some may say selling books is not a good business, and it is not: you do not get rich writing, editing, or selling technical books. But publishing this book opened a few doors, that eventually opened new ones that brought me where I am now, making it worth every minute of the (almost) 2 years that took me to write it.
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Low-code custom data import in Finance and Operations apps
Motivations Data integrations are a fundamental requirement for cloud ERP implementations and, historically, in Dynamics have been written in X++ code to read the data, process the data, and eventually save the data on a format Dynamics can understand and use. These manually coded ETL processes also have been, and still are, a common source of problems regarding maintainability, reusability, and particularly performance, as not always have been coded to perform well with large data volumes.
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BizzSummit 2023 Madrid — In‑person event!
Last Saturday, May 25, the Dynamics 365 Saturday 2023 took place at the ESIC business school facilities in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid). The experience was great as always, but this year was special because it was the first in‑person event I had attended since before COVID pandemic, when I went to Dynamics 365 Saturday 2019. On Friday afternoon I was able to deliver a session on change management, which is a slightly different topic than what I usually present at events, closer to business and project management than to the technical field.
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