The default Power Apps tenant is the starting point for a surprising number of activities. Professional and Citizen Developers alike begin there when first trying out the platform - and if you're not careful, they'll start deploying things into Production there too. Power BI and SharePoint users can create content in the default environment and not even know it. Unless you are proactive, the default tenant can quickly become difficult to manage, strewn with all manner of content.

The purpose of this session is to discuss how Transport Canada's Power Apps Centre of Excellence (PACE) has dealt with the default tenant, creating a robust gateway environment that supports Citizen Developers, interested neophytes, people (often inadvertently) creating Power Apps extensions to their Power BI or SharePoint content - all while managing risk and preventing rogue apps in Production and a proliferation of Shadow IT. Find out how to leverage Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and the CoE toolkit to maximum effect, watching for unexpected activity and abandoned content alike.