The 2024 release wave 1 introduces numerous enhancements across the core products of Power Apps, Power Pages, and Power Automate. These enhancements cater to diverse user needs and scenarios, reinforcing the platform’s versatility and utility in various business contexts.
Explore the cutting-edge updates of the Power Platform 2023 release wave 2. Discover the new features and enhancements to Power Automate, Power Apps, and Power BI that you can expect to be released between August 2023 and March 2024.
In this blog, we explore how you can transform your business for just $5 per month using Microsoft Power Apps. We discuss a real-world example of how we helped a client digitize a paper-based form using Power Apps, and provide insights into the benefits of digital transformation.
Microsoft recently released the release plans for the 2023 release wave 1 for the Power Platform. In this post, we will highlight a few key updates and enhancements that you can expect to be rolled out from April 2023 to September 2023.
The gold standard of data visualization software, Power BI allows users to connect and upload their data from hundreds of sources, including the Dynamics 365 suite of applications. By combining Business Central with the visualization power of Power BI, businesses can gain even more insight and view a wider picture of the health of their organization.
Using Microsoft Power Apps, businesses can reduce the time-to-market, streamline processes quickly, improve customer satisfaction, enhance employee productivity, and increase revenue. The solution is part of Power Platform and boasts an easy-to-use interface.
With the continuous advancements of technology, it has become critical that organizations utilize technology to maintain a competitive edge for managing risks and understand the usage of analytics tools to support fraud detection and prevention efforts.
Infrastructure matters. When your network or applications unexpectedly fail or crash, it can have a direct and far reaching impact on your bottom line and ongoing business operations. In some extreme cases, data and monetary losses from unplanned outages can even cause a company to go out of business.
As data volumes continue to increase, more and more businesses are graduating from reporting to analytics. Reporting gives businesses and their leaders the ability to answer the question of “what happened.” Analytics instead gives them the ability to explore “why did something happen.” When we think of analytics and dashboards in the Microsoft ERP space, the two most common names you’ll see are Jet Analytics and Power BI. We will explore each in a bit more detail.
The Microsoft Power Platform consists of three applications—Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate (previously known as Microsoft Flow). These three applications are designed to let users analyze their data, act on their findings, and automate business processes.
Do you spend a significant amount of time navigating from software to software and page to page in an attempt to find the data that you need? Trying to find and compile the information you need to work with can often be a task in and of itself.
With every market high comes the inevitable fall, where oil markets see the price per barrel plummet or banks decide they are too big to fail. Here at Rand Group, we have been hard at work to ensure our clients are equipped to succeed in the face of an extended bear market. We will discuss some ways Rand Group is preparing to support your company during uncertain times.
