Microsoft’s Power Platform specifically Power Automate is taking workflow and automation to another level. Unlike SharePoint workflows which have been the backbone of automation in Microsoft’s world for years, Power Automate can interact with Since the beginning of the first … Continue reading →
Process mining is the next phase of Automation that Microsoft is brining forward. The ability to harvest a process template from application logs and data sets will greatly enhance the users ability to then employ RPA to automate the task. … Continue reading →
Power Platform is the future. As Microsoft continues to neglect any other workflow technology, the low code/no code capability of the Power Platform stands as a reasonable replacement. Including the expansion of Power Automate to include RPA attended and unattended. … Continue reading →
With Microsoft making things progressively more difficult using SharePoint Designer-built workflows moving to Power Automate seems to then answer going forward. We have done some projects with it and are looking to rebuild an entire lengthy workflow in PA. Training … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
Kent Weare – In a recent blog post, Microsoft announced the general availability (GA) of UI Flows on April 2nd, for customers worldwide. UI Flows is an addition to Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, that enables democratized access to automation … Continue reading →