Not-for-profit organisations face challenges that Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales can address with affordable pricing, customisation, integration with Microsoft 365, compliance features, enhanced engagement tools, data-driven insights, and scalability for growth.
So, what is a Power Platform CoE, and why is it difficult for people to understand it?
According to Microsoft,
“A Power Platform Centre of Excellence (CoE) is a team or entity within an organisation that drives innovation and improvement and provides leadership, best practices, research, support, and training for Power Platform. It brings together people with similar goals, provides standards, consistency, and governance, and helps organisations adopt Power Platform effectively.”
Then this:
“A CoE is not the CoE Starter Kit. The Starter Kit is just tooling. A real CoE requires people, processes, communication, governance, support, and enablement. ” (learn.microsoft.com)
As we discussed in the previous post and the one before, Outlook is the customer’s Go-to solution for engaging with external parties. It looks like it works first, but..
To continue the discussions we started on scaling Microsoft 365 solutions for external parties, we recorded an interview with the customer case study. We highlighted the milestones of how the solution transformed over time.
Power Pages is a powerful technology that enables faster development and the creation of deeply connected business processes to bridge the gap between internal and external parties. The most important thing is to understand the framework and its best application. And this is where we see some customers and consultants struggle. That’s one reason “Power Pages Use Cases and Examples” is among the most popular articles on the Technomancy website.
Another topic we get asked a lot about is “How do we scale our Power Apps and M365 solutions we built for external users, staying within the Microsoft ecosystem?”
As both topics discuss the “external users” involved in the core business processes, it’s not surprising that they’re connected.
When we check the reports for one of the existing surveys, we’ve noticed that the responding contact appears as anonymous. Despite knowing exactly who they are in the automation. So what exactly is happening here?
The Enhanced data model templates are not supported yet. Why is it bad? Because our customer website uses the Enhanced data model. So what’s next?
Microsoft Dataflows on the Power Platform is a powerful and useful data integration tool that works for our customers. When importing large datasets, you may encounter an error like this during the data load (sync) process:
Recently, we were required to restore a production environment from a backup. The essential functionality was the integration we built with Dataflows. After the restore, we discovered that all Dataflows have disappeared.
One of my recent integrations wasn’t working correctly. My customer complained about missing records. So, I went to investigate, and this is what I discovered.