PowerShell is a command-line environment that's designed specifically for system administration. PowerShell helps you control and automate the administration of the Windows operating system, server applications, and cloud-based services such as Office 365. [+]
Since the upgrade from Dynamics 2011 to Dynamics 2013, the user interface of Dynamics 365 (Dynamics CRM previously) didn’t undergo any major changes. Sure, the navigation bar saw some changes, along with small updates here and there, but nothing to write home about. With this latest update, Microsoft decided to listen to what the customers want, and they sure delivered. [+]
A dashboard is a powerful business tool that is designed to provide information depending on the need of each user and what they need to view, analyze, and share. [+]
Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant for Office 365 is an application introduced by Microsoft that helps users fix problems within Office 365 applications like Outlook, Power BI, and Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) through a few simple steps. [+]
Microsoft has been putting a lot of effort and work into the Dynamics 365 product. If we take a look at the history of the Dynamics family, it is obvious Microsoft is investing a lot of time and resourcing in perfecting and unifying the whole business solutions experience. [+]
Not too long ago, Microsoft introduced an exciting extension to office 365 known as Microsoft Flow. It is a cloud-based service that allows you to create automated workflows between your favorite applications and services. [+]
This article focuses on how to leverage PowerApps and the Common Data Service to build integrated solutions with business applications. [+]
When Microsoft first introduced Dynamics 365, it introduced the concept of apps to separate different business modules. Now the “old” Dynamics apps (Dynamics CRM, Dynamics NAV, AX…) all became part of one big product. [+]
Office 365 offers built-in capabilities and customer controls to help customers meet compliance standards. Let’s look at the security and governance feature available in all major services. [+]
Microsoft has been pushing its business solutions very hard the last couple of years to cover as many areas as possible while still keeping a user-friendly and easy-to-use aspect. Sometimes customers are only interested in parts of Dynamics, which explains why Microsoft went with the decision of dividing main areas into “Apps.” [+]
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