VanTUG is evolving from an event-driven model to a program-driven Community of Practice model focused on structured learning, industry collaboration, and professional growth.
Vancouver's community of practice
for enterprise IT
VanTUG Communities of Practice
Practitioner-led learning communities designed to help technology professionals learn, connect, and grow through structured knowledge sharing and real-world enterprise experience.
What is a Community of Practice?
A Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of professionals who share a common area of expertise and commit to learning from one another through ongoing discussion, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.
At VanTUG, our Communities of Practice bring together industry practitioners, architects, engineers, consultants, administrators, and technology leaders to explore enterprise technology topics through structured learning pathways and community-led sessions.
Our goal is to bridge the gap between formal education and real-world enterprise practice by creating opportunities for professionals at all stages of their careers to learn directly from experienced practitioners.
→Structured Learning
Follow progressive learning pathways rather than isolated events.
→Industry Expertise
Learn from practitioners actively working in enterprise environments.
→Professional Growth
Build practical knowledge, professional networks, and career opportunities.
→Community Contribution
Share experiences, lessons learned, and best practices with peers.
Our Communities
Two practitioner-led communities, each with a dedicated multi-year learning pathway.
Enterprise Infrastructure Community of Practice
Focus Areas
Windows Server · Active Directory · Hybrid Identity · Cloud Infrastructure · Endpoint Management · Infrastructure Automation
Cybersecurity & Compliance Community of Practice
Focus Areas
Zero Trust · Identity Security · Governance · Compliance · Microsoft Defender · Information Protection
Become a Speaker
Submit a Talk
Have something to share with the Vancouver enterprise IT community? Pitch a session — talks, demos, lab walkthroughs, or panels are all welcome.