Ross Boe
TruNorth Dynamics, VP of Product Development
Orlando, Florida, United States
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I have worked in software development for ~30 years. I was introduced to Dynamics CRM 2011 in 2011 and recognized quickly the power of the flexibility of the platform. Except for a couple of years to be the head architect at a large healthcare organization I have worked with Dynamics CRM and the Power Platform since then.
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Power Platform for the IT Professional
Your internal or external customers are looking for answers to streamline and automate business processes. You can be their superhero with the Power Platform.
Why Attend?
- Demystify the Power Platform. We will breakdown what the Power Platform is and how it relates to Dynamics 365.
- Management and licensing of the Power Platform can be daunting. We will break it down.
- Everyone is looking to AI to automate and streamline their business. The Power Platform has the tools you need to transform processes.
- Your customers need solutions that fit small teams to the entire enterprise. The Power Platform can scale up and down to solve these scenarios.
- You don't need to code to create an app. The Power Platform provides different methods of creating apps.
Key Learnings:
- In this session you will walk away with a better understanding of what the Power Platform has to offer. You will gain the knowledge to understand how the Power Platform can be used to solve the challenges your business or your customers face.
- Understanding the Power Platform enables you to have a seat at the table to engage with them. The alternative is they will find a solution outside your input.
Who should attend:
This session is geared toward IT professionals and MSPs looking to understand the Power Platform better.
You might have customers asking questions about Power Automate or creating a Power App but have pushed them off because it is a big complex suite of applications.
You want to engage with your customers a deeper level to help them solve their problems and need an introduction to tools that can help you do that.
Your First PCF Component
The Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) has been around for a few years. PCF allows developers to create UI components that live natively in the UI of a Model Driven App.
This session will walk you through creating your first PCF component. We will introduce REACT, and how that fits within the framework, then create a simple PCF component.
You will leave this session with an understanding of what PCF is, how and when to use it, and an example of a PCF component to get you started.
Dataverse Plugin Updates
In this session, we will explore the latest releases around Dataverse Plugins.
Microsoft has introduced some new features for Dataverse Plugins. Some of these features include Plugin Dependencies, Managed Identities, and Application Insights. We will look at examples of each feature and how to implement each. With every new feature, there are limitations that we need to be aware of, we will talk through some of the limitations of each feature.
You will leave this session with examples of each feature and an understanding of how they can change your approach with plugins.
4 Uses For Azure Functions with Dataverse
In this session we will explore four ways Azure Functions and Dataverse are integrated. We will discover some surprising ways to use Azure Functions with Dataverse.
Using the Business Central Admin API
We will discover what the Business Central Admin API is and how it will improve the management of your Business Central environments. We will cover topics such as authentication, environment management, capturing telemetry, and managing upgrades.
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