Business Application
Applications that drive business operations: customer relations, process automation, and custom-built tools.
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01Power Platform
Power BI Premium P1 through P5: Switch to Microsoft Fabric before your contract expires
Microsoft retire les SKU Power BI Premium par capacité, de P1 à P5, au profit des capacités Microsoft Fabric, appelées SKU F. Un SKU est la référence commerciale d'une offre : ici, la taille de la capacité achetée. Il n'y a pas de date de retrait commune…
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02Dynamics 365
Dynamics 365 Updates: Follow the AI at Work " roadmap " Instead of Release Plans
Microsoft no longer publishes release plans for Dynamics 365, Power Platform , and Dataverse. As of September 2026, the roadmap Dynamics 365 has been merged into the roadmap AI at Work, the former Microsoft 365 Roadmap, and new capabilities are published there on an ongoing basis, as soon as…
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03Dynamics 365
Unified Administrator Management Dynamics 365 , Finance, and Operations—Now in Preview
Enabling unified management of the System Administrator role makes Power Platform admin center the authoritative source for administrator roles in a unified environment. Administrators and their role assignments are then maintained at Dataverse…
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04Power Apps
Power Apps code apps: React hosted and managed by the Power Platform
Until now, the choice was binary. Either an application was built using low-code and inherited the identity, connectors, and governance of Power Platform, or it was developed from scratch, in which case all of that had to be rebuilt: hosting…
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05Power Apps
Managed Environments: The Premium license is now visible in the app
Enabling a Managed Environment provides access to a suite of premium features—among the twenty or so documented by Microsoft—including sharing controls, data policies, and weekly usage insights. However, a licensing rule…
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06Business Application
You're already using Microsoft: Should you adopt a second platform?
This question comes up often, and it’s asked in all sincerity: The company runs on Microsoft 365, someone has seen a demo of a business application suite—Odoo is the most commonly mentioned—and the tool seems comprehensive, modern, and affordable. Should we…
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07Azure
Integrate Rather Than Replace: Connect Your Tools Without Starting From Scratch
The scenario is almost always the same. Two tools don’t communicate with each other, someone has to manually enter data between them, and the data discrepancy eventually becomes apparent to a client. The conclusion is that one of the two—often the older one, sometimes both—must be replaced with…
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08Business Application
Who owns the app once it's finished?
That’s the question we ask at the last meeting, and it’s the one we should be asking at the first. A business application isn’t something you buy and take home: it’s a collection of elements—an interface, rules, data, access rights, hosting…
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09Azure
Power Apps or expansion on Azure : Where Does the Border Lie?
This is the most critical decision in a business tool project, and it’s almost always made too late—after selecting a vendor, who naturally proposed what they know how to do. Yet the two approaches don’t cost the same, don’t follow the same…
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10Power Apps
How Much an App Really Costs Power Apps
The listed price of a business application is almost always the wrong figure. Not because it’s incorrect, but because it covers only part of what the company will actually pay—and because the missing part doesn’t become apparent until six months later…
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