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Srivathsa KOct 6 · 8 min read

Reporting in Dynamics 365: Which Option, When

Dynamics 365 gives you six ways to report on your data, and most teams reach for the wrong one first. They build a Power BI workspace when a saved view would do, or they fight with a chart when the bu

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Srivathsa KOct 6 · 10 min read

Building an SSRS Report in Dynamics 365, Step by Step

You can build a working SSRS report in Dynamics 365 online in about five minutes with the built-in Report Wizard, and move to Visual Studio only when you need full control over the layout. This post d

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Anil RamisettyJul 31 · 5 min read

Enterprise CRM Insights #1: Seven Principles for Building Successful Enterprise Dynamics 365 Solutions

Welcome to Enterprise CRM Insights, a publication where I share practical lessons, architecture patterns, implementation best practices, and delivery experiences from enterprise Customer Engagement pr

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Vinit NairJul 17 · 6 min read

Teams Telephony Manager: A Real-World, Open-Source Power Apps Code App

TL;DR Code apps are the new pro-code way to build on Power Platform (React and TypeScript running on Dataverse), and they are genuinely powerful. But when I was learning them, I wanted one thing I cou

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MyData InsightsJul 14 · 9 min read

The Build-vs-Buy Line Just Moved. Most Operations Teams Haven’t Noticed.

Power Apps, Power Automate and Azure OpenAI now cover a surprising amount of what mid-market teams go shopping for. Here is what that looks like on a real estate — and where it still breaks. The botto

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Vinit NairJul 9 · 9 min read

The New HTTP QUERY Method (RFC 10008): What It Means for Power Platform Builders

TL;DR HTTP got a new verb. QUERY (RFC 10008, a Proposed Standard published June 2026) behaves like GET in every way that matters, safe, idempotent, cacheable, but it carries a request body like POST.

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Vinit NairJul 1 · 7 min read

What 2 Years of a Global Power Platform Admin Community Taught Me About Governance

TL;DR The Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit is no longer actively maintained, and the assumption I kept hearing was that the gap it leaves behind is mostly about request limits and inventory. So

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MyData InsightsJun 25 · 12 min read

Power Platform + AI Replaces Excel in Manufacturing

Walk any mid-market manufacturing plant and you'll find the spreadsheet layer — production logs in Excel, quality forms on clipboards, supplier confirmations in WhatsApp. It is not because IT failed.

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MyData InsightsJun 23 · 10 min read

Power Platform Releases — What to Adopt First

Microsoft ships Power Platform release waves twice a year, each with 100+ new capabilities. Most operations teams cannot adopt 5% of them and run the business. The question is which 5% — and which to

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Vishnu WRJun 15 · 3 min read

Securing Microsoft 365: Introducing the Open-Source SharePoint Site Scanner

Are you ready for Microsoft 365 Copilot? Or are you worried about what it might uncover? External sharing in SharePoint Online is incredibly useful, but as sites, libraries, folders, files, guests, an

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Reporting in Dynamics 365: Which Option, When

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Teams Telephony Manager: A Real-World, Open-Source Power Apps Code App

The Build-vs-Buy Line Just Moved. Most Operations Teams Haven’t Noticed.

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