Reusable tools to “empower Admins to achieve more” with Power Platform Governance.
This topic is close to my heart, as it is key when working in a Power Platform CoE. How can we centrally manage reusable components, such as Component Libraries, Custom Connectors, or Child Flows, and deploy them to multiple environments to further Empower Makers? This is when I introduce you Read more
If you are responsible for the Power Platform Governance in the organization then you need to be able to monitor the platform usage and consumption. Some of this reporting is easily accessible from the Power Platform Admin Center (PPAC), but not everything is. Some specific tenant consumption reports can only Read more
Following the positive feedback I received from the DLP Policy Toolbox, I decided to share another app with the community: the Ownership Toolbox. It is often that admins have to manage apps and flows ownership. Unfortunately the functionalities offered in the platform do not always fulfill this need. I share Read more
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
“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
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