As I mentioned in yesterdays (whose paying attention) post Microsoft’s announcement this week on the removal of SharePoint 2010 workflows from SharePoint Online tenants makes it more important than ever to get acquainted with the Power Platform. Especially Power Automate which will really expand the scale and breadth of the automation you can employ. Up to and Including the newly acquired RPA app WinAutomation now available in the Pro license.

By Shane Young – If you have not heard the term Power Platform that is the family name of Power Apps, Power BI, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agent. And in a sign of their rise to prominence, we have decided to produce a monthly article that is a wrap up of news and notes from the month. The pace of change and growth of these products, at this kind of scale, is unprecedented in our industry so hopefully, we can help you keep up.

The article is broken up into general news, specific functionality updates, and new connectors to help you better get the details you are looking for. Also, as a bonus, you get my thoughts (and sometimes sass and this month too much usage of the word cool) about the updates. And while the updates are quick bites, I promise links where available to let you dig deeper. Read On: