PowerApps

Welcome to 2021. After a crazy year that saw the pace of change in Power Platform accelerate, December was a relatively quiet month. Which was nice and had visions of catching up dancing in my head. Well, that failed, I am as behind as ever. Anyway, you do not care. All you want to know…

This month the theme seems to be the product formally known as Common Data Service. Thankfully they didn’t change its name to a symbol, instead, they now call it Dataverse

With Ignite being this month there is a lot going on but let us be clear. The most important announcement this month is Project Oakdale. That is the code name of the Power Platform directly integrating with Microsoft Teams and it is a major game-changer. I will try to cover more than just that but…

Teams is now the center of the SharePoint world and it is working to become the center of the Power Platform universe.

The month of June brought with it many updates to the Power Platform, here’s a breakdown of what is new.

Because this is the best reason to go to Florida, this special edition of Short Takes looks at the biggest announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2019.

Microsoft announced a number of updates to the PowerApps service, including that the company is rebranding the platform.

With September coming to an end, here’s what you need to know about Office 365 and SharePoint announcements during the past month.

At ShiftHappens, Brad Sams had a chance to sit down with Melissa Hubbard to talk Flow, PowerApps, and a lot more.

This week, Microsoft is in Atlanta where the company is hosting its Business Application Summit. At the event, the company is announcing three significant updates to its Power Platform that will give users new tools and more advanced features.

At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, the company is making a significant number of announcements related to the company’s PowerApps platform.