Dataverse Prompt Columns: AI That Actually Becomes Part of Your Application

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Microsoft has announced that Prompt Columns in Dataverse are now generally available. Normally, this is where I would make fun of Microsoft for adding Copilot to another screen and declaring victory, but this enables a lot of the bells and whistles we've seen with the premium BizApps to be embedded all over your custom model-driven … Continue reading Dataverse Prompt Columns: AI That Actually Becomes Part of Your Application

Security Series Part Three: Teams – Because You’re Not Paid Enough for Manual Security Assignment

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Security Series Table of Contents Part One: Adding Users Part Two: User-Scoped Permissions Welcome back to my security series! In the {last part} we got into user-scoped permissions for Dynamics 365. We showed you how to add a new user, how to give them the default Customer Service Representative role, and then — the main … Continue reading Security Series Part Three: Teams – Because You’re Not Paid Enough for Manual Security Assignment

Building an AI-Powered Hybrid Agile Project for Dynamics 365 & Power Platform

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In a previous blog post I decided to be the 100th person to lay out why SCRUM is a good fit for Power Platform (or D365 CE) Implementations.But there a ton of disruptors to that idea out there and one of course is AI. I don’t think AI is here to “replace” Scrum of course … Continue reading Building an AI-Powered Hybrid Agile Project for Dynamics 365 & Power Platform

Security Series Part Two: User-Scoped Permissions

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Hi there and Happy New Year! Welcome back to my security series. I promise that it will get interesting soon, but I want this series to be 100% comprehensive and cover EVERYTHING so the first few entries are going to be boring and cover things you probably already know but there will be a few … Continue reading Security Series Part Two: User-Scoped Permissions

Why SCRUM? A case for SCRUM in D365 / PP implementations

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If you’ve worked on a Dynamics 365 or Power Platform project for more than five minutes, you already know one uncomfortable truth: Nothing ever goes the way you thought it would. The client loves the design workshop.They love the Visio diagrams.They love the Figma mockups.They sign off on the 40-page solution blueprint and tell you … Continue reading Why SCRUM? A case for SCRUM in D365 / PP implementations