Dataverse

Blog, Microsoft Teams

Dataverse for Teams governance, part 2: environment approval process

How to leverage the Power Platform CoE Starter Kit for controlling environments and apps created by Microsoft Teams users.

Blog, Microsoft Teams

Dataverse for Teams governance, part 1: can we block it?

Microsoft Teams includes the ability to create Dataverse environments for your Power Apps. What administration options are there for controlling this?

Blog, Power Apps

Communicating to Field Workers

Communication is everything. This is true also when you build solutions with Power Apps. In many cases Power Apps + Teams is the preferred toolset.…

Blog, Microsoft Teams

Welcome to Microsoft Dataverse for Teams

Today on November 16th we saw Microsoft announce the general availability of the exciting feature set previously known as Project Oakdale. This marks a major…

Events

Microsoft 365 HPR 10.12.2020

Microsoft 365 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is the biggest Office 365 / SharePoint focused conference in Finland. Next one is in December…

Blog, Microsoft Teams, Power Apps

How Power Platform now empowers all Teams users

Microsoft Ignite 2020 virtual conference saw the announcement of Project Oakdale – a public preview that integrates Power Apps tightly with Microsoft Teams. This is…

Events, Power Apps

Teams Community Finland 17.8.: “Project Oakdale” (formerly Dataflex for Teams)

#TeamsFi online meeting on Aug 17th will introduce the new app maker possibilities of "Project Oakdale" for the Microsoft 365 professionals.

Blog, Microsoft Teams, Power Apps

Dataverse for Teams: limitations and opportunities

Compared to premium features in Dataflex Pro, the new Teams based Power Apps will offer a streamlined experience for app makers. Here are the pros

Blog, Microsoft Teams, Power Apps

What is Microsoft Dataverse and who is it aimed at?

CDS has been rebranded as Dataflex Pro, but it's the non-Pro version of Dataflex bundled with Microsoft Teams that will have the biggest impact.

Blog

My first custom entity in Common Data Service

If you used the Microsoft business application platform to build a custom data model back in 2005, you're still covered by Power Platform today.