Do you have SharePoint Online and want to integrate it more fully with other Microsoft products? Have you heard of PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, or Power BI, but you’re not sure how to use them with SharePoint Online? You’ve come to the right place!
Do you have SharePoint Online and want to better automate and streamline your business processes? Have you heard of PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, or Power BI, but you’re not sure how to use them with SharePoint Online? You’ve come to the right place!
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Uncover the truth about low code
Explore insights and statistics that help you break through the common myths and misconceptions associated with low-code development.
Have you visited the Power Apps Community blog lately? Along with rapidly growing forums, fun and informative events, and ways to leave feedback, the Community blog is a platform for you to share ideas with your peers, industry experts, and us here at Microsoft.
Inspired by our SharePoint MVPs, PowerApps Engineering Manager Carlos Aguilar Mares offers this really practical design for PowerApp business form designers looking for a “Tabbed User Interface” to save space on a wide format application.
Best Practices for PowerApp Icons
Are you considering the design of your app icons when publishing new PowerApps in your organization? Based on industry standards, app icons can be more important than meets the eye! Let’s take a few moments this week and think about the importance of app icons.
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Transform workflows with Power Platform
Empower everyone in your organization to turn great ideas into impactful solutions using an AI-powered low-code development platform.
Join the Flow development team in our next webinar as we walks through some of our favorite flows and all round best practices for using Microsoft Flow, on Tuesday, March 7, 2017, 10 a.
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Quickly build AI-enabled business portals
Enable every team to create enterprise-grade business portals using Microsoft Power Pages.
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