Category: Demystifying
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Choosing the Right Search Approach for Knowledge Copilot Solutions Since the launch of Microsoft Copilot, many organizations have wanted to take advantage of its powerful capabilities. But there’s been a catch—every user needed a full Microsoft 365 Copilot license, making it a bit expensive to explore. However, thanks to an update on January 14th, 2025,…
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Exploring Out-of-the-Box Copilots from Microsoft vs. Custom-Built Copilot Agents As Microsoft continues to integrate AI-powered tools into its suite of solutions, one of the most notable innovations is the introduction of Copilot features. These copilots leverage the power of artificial intelligence, automation, and data-driven insights to improve user productivity and enhance business processes. Whether it’s…
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Demystifying Integration: What It Means for Your Business The word integration gets thrown around a lot in technology conversations, but what does it actually mean for your business? Simply put, integration is about getting different systems, tools, or data to work together seamlessly. When done right, integration reduces manual effort, eliminates data silos, and improves…
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Why Splitting Solutions Is Best Practice in Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) As organizations adopt the Power Platform to build scalable business applications, the importance of structured and efficient Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) becomes critical. A key best practice that often sparks curiosity is splitting solutions into multiple layers, common layers include—core, key functionality like portal,…
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Mastering Microsoft’s Naming Conventions for Power Platform: Best Practices for Developers For Power Platform developers, consistency is key. Using clear, standardized naming conventions not only enhances readability but also helps teams scale and maintain their solutions efficiently. Microsoft has laid out detailed naming conventions and guidelines designed to make solutions more manageable, understandable, and secure.…
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The question of whether AI can think has been a topic of debate for quite some time. Renowned computer scientist E.J. Dijkstra famously remarked that asking if AI can think is akin to asking if submarines can swim. His point, perhaps, was that as long as AI accomplishes its intended tasks, why should we concern…
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In a world where customer experience can make or break a business, companies are turning to AI-driven solutions to meet rising expectations. One tool that’s leading the charge is Microsoft’s Power Virtual Agents (PVA)—a powerful, no-code platform that enables organizations to create intelligent, AI-powered chatbots to handle customer inquiries, provide instant support, and enhance overall…
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Yes, there is a difference between Power Virtual Agents and custom Copilots within the Microsoft ecosystem, though both leverage AI to enhance user experiences. While it’s true that Microsoft essentially rebranded the existing PVA toolset, adding generative AI functionalities to create Custom Copilots. Here’s a breakdown of the differences. Evolution of Power Virtual Agents Power…
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What is Microsoft Fabric? Understanding the Next-Gen Data Platform with a Simple Analogy Imagine you’re in charge of building a brand-new city. You’ve got tons of materials arriving from all over: concrete, steel, glass, and even wood from nearby forests. The problem is, these materials are scattered everywhere, arriving at different times, in different shapes,…
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What is ALM, and Why is It Essential for Power Platform Success? In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, building and deploying applications isn’t just about development—it’s about managing the entire lifecycle of the app. This is where Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) comes into play, a critical practice that ensures the smooth transition of applications from…