Power Platform
Microsoft Build | May 25-27, 2021 | Digital event
Learn about ways to work together to meet challenges effectively with Microsoft Power Platform—analyze data, build solutions, automate processes, and create virtual agents.
Connection Zone
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Fusion Development 101: Professional Developer Essentials Fusion development allows your business to build better applications, faster by bringing together professional developers with citizen, or low-code, developers. In this Learn Live session learn how a fusion development team functions, low-code concepts for professional developers, and how a professional developer can enable their citizen developer counterparts to build Power Apps applications using pro-code tools like JavaScript, ASP.NET Core web APIs, and Azure API management. Matt Soucoup, Justin Yoo |
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Building Low Code Vertical Apps using the Power Platform Software as a Service is the new, dominant delivery model for new applications, especially as remote work has increased. This model can, and has been, effective across many industries including financial services, retail, and more. This session will cover how low code + SaaS on the Microsoft Cloud can help improve the customer experience across a wide range of industries, all using the Microsoft Cloud. Justin Graham, Julie Strauss |
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Dataverse for Developers Dataverse brings together the world of data and events to build enterprise line-of-business applications. In this session we'll dig into what this means for professional developers, and how you can consume the Dataverse WebAPIs, implement pipeline-based custom business logic, consume Dataverse Events in Azure, mine Dataverse Data in Azure Synapse, and more. Gautam Thapar |
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Embed actionable analytics everywhere with Power BI Embedded Power BI Embedded Analytics enhances Power BI, enabling developers to embed stunning data visualizations in any platform, product, website, portal, or service. In this session, we will demonstrate how to use the Power BI embedded analytics playground, a tool built by developers for developers to explore everything that Power BI embedded analytics has to offer. You can get hands-on coding experience in the developer sandbox using a sample report or bring your own report , discover and interact with Power BI client APIs , get inspired how to apply the latest Power BI features to your applications and familiarize yourself with the latest capabilities, tutorials and documentation. In this session you will see a demo of our new and exciting Power BI client for Jupyter notebooks as well. Amit Shuster |
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Extend your Power Virtual Agents with Bot Framework Composer Enhance your Power Virtual Agents bot by developing custom dialogs with Bot Framework Composer and publishing them directly to your Power Virtual Agents bot. In this session, we will use Composer to extend your Power Virtual Agents bot with Bot Framework functionality, including:1. Adaptive dialogs2. Language Generation (LG)3. Adaptive Cards Marina Kolomiets |
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Power BI for BI pros and Data Engineers In this session we will discuss how Power BI can help you build enterprise-scale analytics solutions that meet your governance needs. We will discuss how to easily leverage investments in big data with native connections to data warehouses and data lakes, simplify ETL, apply machine learning and scale for the largest datasets in the organization, without compromising performance or security. Priya Sathy |
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Power Fx: the Programming Language for Low Code and what it means for Developers Launched earlier this year, Power Fx is the open-source, Excel-based programming language at the heart of Power Apps and extending across Power Platform. What does Power Fx mean for developers working with low-code tools, and where is it going next? Join the architects leading this language effort for a deep dive on what's possible today and what's coming soon. Greg Lindhorst, Mike Stall |
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Process Advisor helps devs build the right solutions the right way There can be an overwhelming number of requests to developers to build solutions in your organization. With Process Advisor you can better understand what tasks that people in your organization are doing -- and analyze exactly how those processes work. Now, not only can you be sure that you're spending your time in the right areas, but also that you're actually solving the needs of your colleagues in the organization. Christy Jefson |
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