Perspectives on Power Platform
Brutally honest and cheerfully sarcastic insights on Microsoft’s low-code and AI technology, business apps, and the business of software - written by Jukka Niiranen.
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Visualizing Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics 365 release plan items with Power BI. Now available on the public web.
Pushing customers of Office into Microsoft 365 Copilot branding, pricing and AI assistants is causing a public backlash. Did MS not see this coming?
What does it mean to be a responsible AI citizen in a world that's just getting crazier every day?
Power Platform enterprise application templates are getting pushed aside in the age of Copilot.
Visiting the MSDynamicsWorld podcast to drop fresh perspectives on Microsoft BizApps and forging my own career path in this ecosystem.
Why would makers and developers adopt low-code GUI tools now that AI can generate endless amounts of code - sometimes based on nothing but "vibes".
Power Pages isn't the only option for exposing Dataverse data to audiences outside your M365 tenant. Here are a few MS partner solutions worth exploring.
Using Copilot for view filters and charts in model-driven Power Apps: not a revolutionary feature, yet necessary evolutionary step towards proper AI agents.
Microsoft is eager to hear user feedback. Do they want to execute on user ideas, though? It doesn't always seem that way.
The push for Microsoft Fabric with its enterprise data platform capabilities is leaving SMB audience of Power BI behind.
The Power Platform security challenge that Microsoft and customers need to balance: how much control of the code is the right amount?
Built-in search integrations between M365 and D365 are making way for Microsoft Graph based connectors that better serve our new AI overlords: Microsoft 365 Copilot agents.
My OWASP low-code/no-code meetup presentation on the risks of extensions in your browser - and in Visual Studio Code.
