Microsoft Power Apps platform
This episode is brought to you by KingswaySoft. Kingswaysoft now fully supports the webAPI. Check out their blog for more details. In this episode Stephan Smith and Joel Lindstrom discuss predictions for the future of Dynamics and the Power Platform. Topics discussed in this episode Power Platform PredictionsIntegration PredictionsDynamics Predictions Got feedback or suggestions for a […]
Read More →In this episode (brought to you by DocuementsCorePack), Iain and Mark chat with Samit Saini about his meteoric rise to PowerPlatform stardom, We talk about his upbringing, the change in his role at Heathrow Airport and his love for the dynamics community. We also recap the Dynamics365Scotland event we held last month. Topics discussed in this […]
Read More →In episode 107 of CRM Audio Shawn and Joel talk about differences between Operations and Customer Engagement/CRM and real-world scenarios for the Power Platform.
Read More →It’s part 2 of our review of the release notes for Microsoft Business Applications April ’19 release. In this episode we dig into what’s new for Power Apps, Flow, CDS, and Power BI. This episode is brought to you by Maplytics by Inogic. Show notes: AI for sales enhancementsPhone call analysisRelationship assistant in teamsUse Ai for Customer Service […]
Read More →How do ALM best practices apply to Power Apps? Should you have multiple people modifying the same Power App?
Read More →In this episode (sponsored by Maplytics by Inogic), hosts Britta Rekstad and Matthew C. Anderson discuss the Power platform from the perspective of people with a background in Dynamics CRM / Dynamics 365. Discussed on the show Makers / Citizen Developers / AdminsMatt’s Maker experience at MicrosoftMatt’s PowerApp-Launching Bookmarklet project on GitHubCommon Data Service (for Apps and Analytics)The Common Data […]
Read More →In the top episode of CRM Audio for 2018, Charles Lamanna, General Manager for the Microsoft Business Applications Platform, answered our questions about what D365, PowerApps, and Flow coming together with the Common Data Service really means.
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