This post is part of a series of posts about Microsoft Ignite 2024. In this post I’ll let you in on the networking possibilities and example of additional event activities that made Ignite a blast! This series is all about Microsoft Ignite beyond the technical parts. See my post with highlights from a Power Platform perspective if you’re only here for such content!
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This post is part of a series of posts about Microsoft Ignite 2024. In this post I’ll tell you about what brought me to Ignite and you’ll get familiar with one of the Ignite sessions types – Lab Sessions! This series is all about Microsoft Ignite beyond the technical parts. See my post with highlights from a Power Platform perspective if you’re only here for such content!
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In my previous post, I covered Microsoft Ignite highlights. What about the story behind? What brought me to Ignite in-person? How was it? This is my Ignite story and it’s all about Ignite beyond the technical parts. This story combines shared passion for technology, an inspiring dedication level and excitement for attending in-person. Add to that sightseeing and a bit of adventure.
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I just got back home from Chicago and a week full of adventure. In this post I’ll go though the the announcements that caught my attention the most and I’ll also let you in on a my thinking around the new features. Happy reading!
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Next week Microsoft Ignite 2024 will be held. It’s a hybrid event, where you can attend in-person in Chicago as well as virtually. Attendees traveling to Chicago will be able to enjoy keynotes and other sessions live, along with the benefits of meeting in-person, such as official and unofficial meetups, discussing around the latest announcements and more. In this post, I will share what sessions I’m most excited about, perhaps it will inspire you keep up with what’s new.
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This week was a busy week in the Microsoft BizApps world. The Power Platform Community Conference (PPCC) was held. The Microsoft 365 Copilot wave 2 was announced too. I will not just ask Microsoft Copilot to write me a summary of what is going on, I will also reason over it myself. 😉 Copilot Agents, autonomous agents, Copilot Pages, Copilot to help you make plans in the Power Apps Studio, re-branding of the Copilot + Microsoft 365 concept, in this post we’ll look at what’s new and what’s what.
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This week Microsoft Build 2024 was held. I made a blog post a few weeks ago with a top 10 list of interesting sessions from a Power Platform perspective. I’m still catching up with the sessions I outlined, but here is a post which describes some of the highlights from what I’ve seen so far.
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This post is a part of a series of posts about custom connectors. In this post we will look at ALM for custom connectors. That story starts with the concept of Dataverse solutions. Here are my findings after working with custom connectors in solutions!
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This post is part of a series of posts about custom connectors. In this post I’ll let you in on an issue I encountered recently. It has now been solved and might be good for you to know this was a bug and should be fixed soon (might already be ok in your region). In this post I will share my findings from that journey.
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This post is part of a series of posts about custom connectors. In this post I’ll remind you about the fact that you might have some old custom connectors that you need to take care of in case you created them using the common redirect URL, which earlier was the default option! February 17, 2024 was an important date, but if you did not pay attention to this then, it is not too late to do it now.
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Carina M. Claesson 