Power Platform
Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages , and Copilot Studio : governance, licenses, and implementation.
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01Power 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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02Power 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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03Business 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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04Azure
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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05Power 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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06Business Application
The Spreadsheet That Keeps a Department Running: When Should It Be Replaced?
In almost every business we start, one department runs on a single file. Service schedules, request tracking, time off, supplier orders, equipment inventory. It works, it didn't cost anything, and no one has ever…
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07Copilot
Map internal processes that are suitable for automation using AI
A company doesn't automate "its processes." It automates two or three of them—the ones that involve the most repetitive work and are well-documented enough for a machine to follow. The rest is just an expense. The difficulty lies in…
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