Workplace Ninjas
Community-driven · Free · In person
Unleash your inner workplace ninja
We aim to share knowledge with the community and simplify Workplace Management with Microsoft Technologies for everybody. We wish you a happy reading!
🍁 That's a wrap on Workplace Ninjas Vancouver 2026 — thank you, Vancouver!
Read the report →We aim to share knowledge with the community and simplify Workplace Management with Microsoft Technologies for everybody. We wish you a happy reading!
A day of networking, learning, and unleashing your inner workplace ninja. Microsoft MVPs, local speakers and industry experts share their insights and adventures in the Modern Workplace Management space — Microsoft Intune, ConfigMgr, Microsoft Security, Defender, Sentinel, Entra, PowerShell, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365 and much more.
Recaps from every Workplace Ninjas Canada event — sessions, speakers, sponsors and highlights.
Back on Water Street with VanTUG — a real-world SCCM-to-Intune migration and 7 things to do if you inherit a Microsoft 365 tenant.
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Our first Calgary event, in collaboration with the Calgary IT Pro Community — Intune apps, identity strategy, Windows 365 and more.
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Six sessions at CIBC Square — Power BI reporting for Intune, PSAppDeployToolkit v4, Zero Trust with Defender and Sentinel, and more.
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An evening of real-world migration, modernization and MDM stories in downtown Vancouver.
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The event that started it all — brought to Vancouver with VanTUG and the local Microsoft Intune team.
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Writing from our organizers and speakers on endpoint management, identity and security.
Browse articles →Between Workplace Ninjas events, our friends run great meetups across the country.
Workplace Ninjas Canada is one of the local user groups of the global Workplace Ninjas Community — Microsoft endpoint management and security professionals in more than twenty countries, anchored by the annual Workplace Ninja Summit in Switzerland. Our events are free, independently organized, and focused on spreading knowledge — on an equal level with the audience.