Bringing scrum method to the magic of Power Platform
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
Ever wanted to connect with your customers on a certain issue extremely quickly and won't want to put much fuss into it? Sounds like you need to push out a survey in a matter of minutes - and want a robust place to store it that integrates with your existing systems. SurveyMonkey probably immediately springs … Continue reading How to build out a survey to collect data for D365 CRM in under an hour using MS Forms and Flow
Ah Portals, our favorite child of Microsoft Dynamics CRM. It's been around for while and people have gotten used to it as a piece of the D365 picture. However, people are starting to pick up on the fact that the Power Platform has a Portal offering too? Is this the same thing? How do Portals … Continue reading How Portals fit into the Power Platform
Managing changes coming from Microsoft and staying on top of the latest updates and deprecated can be quite daunting for many. If you let up on it for a couple of months, as many of us are wont to do, myself included, you can quickly find yourself overwhelmed by what's new out there simply because … Continue reading Why it’s a good idea to opt in to early access Power Platform and D365 updates
In case you haven't heard, the Microsoft October 2019 Release plan has some pretty huge news when it comes to Portals - They are going to be put on center stage as a first-class app type along with Canvas Apps and Model-Driven Apps. Starting soon, when you go to web.powerapps.com and go to create a … Continue reading Portals have come a long way since Adxstudio’s xRM Framework
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