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The Importance of Design in Citizen Development

The citizen development movement is here to stay, but organizations must include usability and design in their efforts to ensure adoptions.

Monitoring in Microsoft Fabric

In this blog, we discuss all the capabilities and benefits Microsoft provides to monitor Microsoft Fabric.

Microsoft Fabric: Who Should Care About It and Why?

Whether you’re a CTO or Data Engineer, you should pay close attention to Microsoft Fabric to weigh how it can benefit your organization.

A Comprehensive Comparison: Chatbots from OpenAI vs. Microsoft

AI Chatbots are gaining popularity for their ability to provide personalized customer experiences through natural conversations.

How Do Microsoft AI Cloud Partners Stack Up to Microsoft Gold Partners?

The Microsoft Gold Partner program is now the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner program. We discuss changes and benefits of working with a partner.

How Azure Cost Analysis Exposes Cost Overruns and Wasted Budgets

Azure Cost Analysis empowers businesses to gain real-time insights into their cloud expenses, optimize costs and regain control over budgets.

Power App and Power BI Integration With Write Back and Reporting

We walk through the steps of using write back and integrated reporting with Power Apps and Power BI in this blog.

Microsoft Power Virtual Agents (Or, How to Talk to a Machine)

Microsoft Power Virtual Agents (PVAs) are Microsoft chatbots created for the Power Platform. But unlike previous chatbots, PVAs don’t require custom code.

What Is Citizen Development and Why Does It Matter?

Today’s employees can order lunch from their phone and have it delivered asap. Why can’t their work be that easy? With citizen development, it can be.

Citizen Developer: Power Platform Webinar Recap

Our on-demand webinar, “Microsoft Power Hour: Better Automation in 60 Minutes Using Power Platform,” explores the versatility of Microsoft Power Platform.

5 Questions about Using Power Platform’s Low-Code and No-Code Tools

When developers first encounter Power Platform’s low-code or no-code tools, it may feel like drinking from a fire hose. Microsoft’s online resources help.