A quick heads up, that a new Microsoft Flow whitepaper, titled A guide to building enterprise-ready flows has just been released. It’s authored by Jerry Weinstock, and I had the privilege to be one of the technical contributors for the… Read More »A new Microsoft Flow whitepaper has been released, and it’s interesting
I have several Amazon Kindle reading devices. The one that I use – almost daily – is the Kindle Oasis, from last year. Battery life is insane, as in “it’s never empty”, and rarely needs a recharge. Perhaps I’m not… Read More »Building an automated pipeline to keep my Amazon Kindle full of interesting content
NOTE: I’ve joined Microsoft, and will no longer update this guide after December 16th, 2019. This is both because my role within Microsoft isn’t geared towards licensing, and also because I feel the guidance on the Power Platform licensing becoming… Read More »The comprehensive licensing guide to Microsoft Power Automate (formerly Flow) and Power Apps
One of the most anticipated features since September for me has been the ability to use Microsoft Visio to plan and create Flows. This capability is now in public preview, and part Visio. What follows is a walkthrough of my… Read More »Automation made easy: Using Microsoft Visio to create Flows