As Power Platform adoption accelerates across organizations, unmanaged growth can quickly turn innovation into chaos—environments spinning up everywhere, apps and flows running unchecked, and sensitive data exposed through overly permissive connectors.

In this session, we’ll explore how Microsoft Power Platform Managed Environments provide the control plane Dynamics teams need to bring structure, security, and confidence to their platform—without slowing makers down.

Designed for organizations operating at scale with Dynamics 365, this session shows how Managed Environments enable governance by design, not by cleanup.

🧭 Regaining Control with Managed Environments

You’ll learn how to use Managed Environments to:

Establish guardrails that guide makers instead of blocking them

Gain visibility into environment usage, health, and risk

Enforce consistent governance standards across Dynamics and Power Platform

Shift from reactive cleanup to proactive platform control

🔐 Advanced Connector Policies: Where Governance Becomes Real

A key focus of this session is how advanced connector policies elevate Managed Environments from basic governance to true security enforcement. We’ll cover:

How connector policies control where data can flow and how it can be shared

Using environment-based policies to separate business-critical workloads from experimentation

Preventing data exfiltration without breaking legitimate business scenarios

Common misconfigurations and lessons learned from real-world deployments

🚀 From Chaos to Control

Through practical examples and proven patterns, attendees will see how Managed Environments and connector policies work together to create a secure, scalable foundation for Power Platform—one that supports innovation while protecting data, maintaining compliance, and earning organizational trust.

If you’re ready to bring order to your Power Platform universe and unlock its full potential responsibly, this session is for you.