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⚜️ Speaking at ESPC25: Implementing SCIM for Multi-Tenant Identity Management in M365 and Azure

ESPC25 in Dublin was one of those events that reminds us why community conferences still matter so much.

From December 1 to December 4, 2025, the European SharePoint, Microsoft 365 & AI Conference brought together a lot of great people, great conversations, and a lot of practical knowledge sharing. I was very happy to be part of it with my session Implementing SCIM for Multi-Tenant Identity Management in M365 and Azure.

The session took place on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in the IT Professional track, and focused on a challenge that many teams know all too well: how to keep identity provisioning and lifecycle management under control when multiple tenants are involved.

ESPC25 moments

Why I wanted to talk about this

Multi-tenant environments are rarely simple.

The moment we need to provision users consistently, keep identities synchronized, and maintain clean lifecycle processes across different Microsoft 365 and Azure estates, complexity grows fast. That is exactly where SCIM helps.

I wanted this session to focus on the practical side of that challenge:

  • Understanding how SCIM fits into Microsoft 365 and Azure identity scenarios
  • Simplifying provisioning and synchronization across multiple tenants
  • Reducing friction in user lifecycle management
  • Learning from a real-world case study instead of staying at slideware level

What the session was about

The published session abstract described a real-world walkthrough centered on SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) and how it can streamline user provisioning, synchronization, and lifecycle management in complex cloud setups.

For me, this is one of those topics that sits right in the sweet spot between architecture and execution: strategic enough to matter to planning, but practical enough to help teams avoid painful mistakes when the tenant landscape gets messy.

Identity work is often invisible when it is done right, but everyone feels it when it is done badly. That is one more reason why I felt it was worth bringing to the conference stage.

A few moments from ESPC25

Conferences are never just about the slides.

They are also about the hallway chats, the people, the atmosphere, and those small moments in between sessions that make the whole trip worth it.

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Huge thanks to the organizers, the attendees, and everyone who keeps these conferences alive, relevant, and full of energy.

Sharing sessions like this is always a privilege, and I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to be at ESPC25.


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