The Power Platform Governance functionalities are slowly but surely ramping up to something satisfying for Admins, CoEs and Governance teams. One of the key components from that range of functionalities is the DLP Policies. Even though the Power Platform Admin Center allows admins to configure DLP Policies, a few features Read more
Have you ever seen the Power Apps consent popup below when you open a Canvas App for the first time? Yes, I am sure you did. And who else did? Everyone who ever used a Canvas App. Let’s dig a little more into this popup, the problem with it, and Read more
People sometimes ask some general advice for organizations wanting to leverage the Power Platform and establish a robust governance. I am writing this article to sum up what I usually say! Define Responsibilities with Dedicated Resources The Power Platform is a fantastic platform, but it also requires time and efforts Read more
Setting up some key tenant restrictions is a good starting point to establish a robust Power Platform governance in a secure way, as suggested in this other post. Carefully assign the Power Platform Tenant Administrator role The Power Platform Administrator role can be assigned to provide elevated permissions over the Read more
“I wish our Makers would clean up what they do not use!”…. Have you ever heard that from an Admin? I have… I have also seen the suffering caused by having too many Flows and Apps in a tenant. It can, in many ways, make our life as Admins more Read more
The Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit is a kit provided by Microsoft. It consists in a set of solutions to support admins and CoEs to govern the platform in their organization. The kit is already well described in the official documentation, so I won’t go into into it in Read more
AI Builder is a fantastic capability and is getting more and more traction with the fast development of Large Language Models and the recent addition of the AI Builder OpenAI model. However, the way to manage AI Builder consumption and licensing is not as straight forward as one might like. Read more
Microsoft introduced the so called “Power Platform request limits”, previously referred to as “API calls”. This concept can provoke headaches to both admins and makers trying to understand the potential impact for them. In this post we will see how admins can create a dashboard to monitor power platform requests Read more