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Common Data Service is now Microsoft Dataflex Pro…

Microsoft DataFlex: Low-code data platform for Teams, and provides relational data storage, rich data types, enterprise grade governance, and one-click solution deployment https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-microsoft-dataflex-a-new-low-code-data-platform-for-microsoft-teams/ https://powerplatform.microsoft.com/en-us/common-data-service/ and… Common data service is now Microsoft DataFlex Pro

July 21, 2020 · Rahul Desai · No Comments
Tags: Common Data Service, Data platform, Dataflex, Digital Transformation, Governance, Microsoft, Microsoft Teams, Power Apps, Power Platform, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Architecture, BOTS, Cloud, Common Data Service, Data Platform, DataFlex, Dataflex Pro, Digital Transformation, Dynamics 365, Logic Apps, Microsoft Teams, Power Platform, PowerApps

Azure Data platform End2End – learning workshop(s)

Great resource and learning workshop(s) (thanks Fabio Braga) for understanding the Azure Data Platform and how to apply the platform services on data projects, specially covering the scenarios like relational data pipelines, big data file ingestion and processing with Spark clusters, non structured data and the use of AI to generate insights, real time ingestion […]

July 13, 2020 · Rahul Desai · No Comments
Tags: Analytics, Architecture Strategy, Azure, BI, Business Intelligence, Data Factory, Data platform, Data warehouse, Digital Transformation, Microsoft, Power BI, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Architecture, Azure, BI and Analytics, Cloud, Data Platform, Digital Transformation, General, Machine Learning, Power BI, Tools, Tips & Utilities, Training

Azure.com operates on Azure…

Interesting 2 part reading on Azure operations: Azure.com operates on Azure part 1: Design principles and best practices How Azure.com operates on Azure part 2: Technology and architecture Key take away diagram(s)….The Pillars…   and the Architecture… and the regional Architecture hosted in App services…

July 1, 2020 · Rahul Desai · No Comments
Tags: Azure, Cloud Solutions, Digital Transformation, Enterprise Architecture, Microsoft, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Architecture, Azure, Cloud, Digital Transformation, ITIL, Standards & Frameworks, Tools, Tips & Utilities

Move Beyond RPA to Deliver Hyperautomation

Great insight into technology Innovation and long term strategic Roadmap… Enterprise architecture and technology innovation leaders lack a defined strategy to scale automation with tactical and strategic goals. They must deliver end-to-end automation beyond RPA by combining complementary technologies to augment business processes. Gartner calls this “hyperautomation.”

July 1, 2020 · Rahul Desai · No Comments
Tags: AI, Automation, Business Process Management, Digital Transformation, Enterprise Architecture, Gartner, HyperAutomation, Innovation, Power Automate, Process Automation, Rahul Desai, RPA · Posted in: Architecture, Cloud, Power Automate, Tools, Tips & Utilities

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