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Formulas for success with Dynamics 365 and Power Platform
No two organizations are alike, and neither are the solutions needed to achieve meaningful business results. -
Introducing new AI Builder preview models for Power Automate and Power Apps
AI Builder was released in general availability on October 1st with the first two AI scenarios, Prediction and Business Card Reader. -
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Announcing RPA, enhanced security, no-code virtual agents, and more for Microsoft Power Platform
It’s a privilege to work with global organizations every day to help them compete and innovate in a modern, data-driven economy. -
Announcing PowerApps updates at the Microsoft Business Applications October Virtual Launch Event
The Microsoft business applications virtual launch event is almost here! You don’t want to miss this opportunity to get a first-hand look at the new innovations we’re rolling out for PowerApps. -
June 2019 updates for Microsoft PowerApps
In June the PowerApps team released over 16 new features and enhancements for making your application creation experience even more productive and fun. -
Introducing AI Builder for Power Platform
Today we’re announcing AI Builder, our low code artificial intelligence platform that supports the Power Platform. -
Announcing Power Query Online Integration for Microsoft Flow
We have recently shipped, in public preview, Power Query Online integration for Microsoft Flow. -
Advanced | Flow of the Week: What interests my boss, fascinates me!
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way for a cognitive engine to process your emails, pull out key phrases and then execute a search engine query and return the top 3 results? Well there is, and these steps can be orchestrated using Microsoft Flow which is the inspiration for this blog post.