Empowering People & IT
The Power Platform consists of 3 components: Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate. This creates an eco-system of solutions and extensions that make organizations more productive and simplify work. That way you need to be less concerned with IT and more concerned with growing your organization.
You can read more about Power Platform in our e-book!
Custom apps to support business processes are often expensive and time-consuming. Microsoft Power Platform provides tools to more easily act (Act), automate (Automate), analyze (Analyze) and communicate (Assist).
The strength of Power Platform is that you now create a wide range of apps that easily interface with other business apps such as Business Central. In the form of an extension, you extend functionalities. Thus ERP is at the heart of your IT landscape and you use Power Platform for the specific extensions.
Microsoft Power Platform is a platform that allows you to create additional functionality in a simple 'Low/No-code' style. This means that you can easily build a new app to use as a cash register system, for example, or easily declare commuting expenses in your ERP system, without that functionality being in the system.
So you create a virtual shell of functionality around your ERP, CRM, WMS or any other random solution to achieve greater productivity.
That the possibilities are endless and that it is easy to work with the Power Platform is nice, but that can also make it difficult to see the business case. In short, why should you invest in the Power Platform? Briefly, a few reasons:
Want to talk further about this topic with an expert? Then click on the button below
Power Apps is part of Microsoft Power Platform. This part of the platform aims to let people build apps for various processes in an approachable way. There is often no room in the ERP or CRM system for those processes. Previously, customizations would be built. Power Apps offers more flexibility in this regard.
There are two types of apps. A Canvas App and a Model-Driven App. The data is collected in Dataverse.
More on Power Apps:
.png?width=500&height=563&name=Power%20Apps%20in%20het%20Power%20Platform%20(1).png)
.png?width=750&height=422&name=Power%20Automate%20flows%20in%20Power%20Platform%20(1).png)
Microsoft Power Automate is a functionality that allows you to automate processes and connects systems and applications with each other through connectors. For this, you need minimal technical knowledge. The application is very logical and works on a drag-and-drop basis.
Useful links:
Power BI is a reporting solution for bringing together and visualizing data from various sources. These visualizations give value to the data you collect and help you make smarter decisions or intervene faster on exceptions in a process. In this way, you make your organization data-driven and make decisions no longer solely on gut feeling, but based on facts (and dimensions).
There are many parties on the market that do something with Power BI. We mainly focus on Power BI in Dynamics.
As a knowledge partner of Microsoft, Mprise has all the knowledge to train your organization in the use of the Power Platform. With this you and your colleagues will be trained to build your own apps with PowerApps, automate business processes with Microsoft Automate and measure real-time performance with Power BI.
Whether you want to attend trainings on the Power Platform, or want to use our consultancy with their advanced knowledge to automate your business processes, with Mprise you have come to the right place. Perhaps you want an app for your technicians on the road or your field salespeople. This app will also need to work well with your ERP/CRM or other business software. PowerApps makes this easy through integrations with all Microsoft products and more.
Also read this blog detailing the "what," "how" and "why" of the Power Platform .
Transferring knowledge is in our DNA. We want to help you work independently with Microsoft Power Platform. These are the training courses we currently have:
