Reminder: Making the move to Dynamics 365 App for Outlook and Unified Interface

Sid Gundavarapu, Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Following our previous announcement on the deprecation of Dynamics 365 for Outlook ( also known as Outlook COM Add-in), now is the time to make the move to Dynamics 365 App for Outlook prior to October 1, 2020. Microsoft will continue to provide support, security and other critical updates to the Outlook COM Add-in until October 1, 2020. 

Top tips: How to build your first Power Apps solution

Dona Sarkar, Principal Cloud Advocate, Tuesday, June 30, 2020

We’ve compiled some of your favorite #MadeItWithPowerApps tips and tricks. Find out all the things people really wish they’d known when getting started. Read on to see what topped the list.

Power Apps Portal: Convert existing add-on portals to new capacity-based licensing model

Neeraj Nandwana, Senior Product Manager, Monday, June 29, 2020

This feature allows users to seamlessly migrate from their portal add-on licenses to the new capacity-based licensing model.

New AI Builder models are now generally available

Mrigankka Fotedar, SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER, Friday, June 26, 2020

Today we are excited to announce that three AI Builder preview model types are now generally available.

Use Monitor to debug your published app

Aengus Heaney, Senior Program Manager, Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Use Monitor to understand, debug and improve performance in your published app

Authoring formulas with dynamic schema in Power Apps

Lance Delano, Principal Program Manager, Tuesday, June 23, 2020

It is now possible to use dynamic schema as part of Power Apps formulas.

Real impact and success stories from Power Apps users

Dona Sarkar, Principal Cloud Advocate, Tuesday, June 23, 2020

You hear all the time that Power Apps can help people and their companies be more efficient and get ahead. But when the rubber meets the road, what does that actually look like? We went on a hunt with the #MadeItWithPowerApps challenge. We asked Power Apps users to tell us about the most impactful apps they’ve built and proudest successes they’ve had. Here are just a few of the inspiring stories we received.

Tracking financial impact for higher education – A Power Platform template

Manas Maheshwari, Principal Group Program Manager, Tuesday, June 23, 2020

The Microsoft Power Platform and education teams partnered with Purdue University to create a Power Platform solution template for tracking the financial impact related to COVID-19 that could also be used to track the impact of any crises or disruption, and we’re making this solution available to other institutions.

Empowering Low-Code App Development at Team Rubicon with Microsoft Power Apps

Clay Wesener, Partner GPM, Power Apps Studio, Monday, June 22, 2020

Today, I’m excited to share with you one such example from Team Rubicon which helps communities with disaster recovery.  Team Rubicon sits at the intersection of military veterans, technology, and medical professionals and first responders, leveraging the unique attributes of each, to help people prepare, recover, and respond during crises.  Team Rubicon is using Power Apps and the Microsoft ecosystem to create elegant solutions which address some of their fundamental business challenges.

June 17th Power Apps Community Call: School Bus Check-In, Center of Excellence and Power Apps Mobile

Charles Sterling, Senior Program Manager, Tuesday, June 16, 2020

This month brings a host of exciting topics and speakers with Manuela Pichler covering the Center of Excellence project, Larry Knibb walking us through the latest enhancements to the Power Apps Mobile Player and community icon Lauren Taylor showing the Power Apps School Bus Check-In application.