Discover Microsoft Power Platform latest blogs
Dive into the world of low-code development and automation with our curated collection of Microsoft Power Platform blogs. Stay informed about the latest updates, tips, and best practices to unleash the full potential of Power Platform for building custom solutions, automating workflows, and driving digital transformation.
About Discover Microsoft Power Platform latest blogs
Stay updated with top Microsoft Power Platform blogs. Get expert insights, tips, and best practices to accelerate your digital transformation journey with Power Platform.
Microsoft Power Platform is a low-code/no-code suite empowering organisations to analyse data, build solutions, automate processes, and create intelligent agents — comprising Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages, and Copilot Studio. All products are built on the shared foundation of Microsoft Dataverse and connect to Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Azure through over 1,000 certified connectors.
Microsoft Dataverse
Dataverse is the cloud-native data platform underpinning the entire Power Platform and all Dynamics 365 applications. It provides scalable relational storage, rich metadata, role-based access control, server-side business logic through plug-ins and custom APIs, auditing, and file and image column support — with a consistent security and data integrity model across all products.
Governance, ALM & CoE
The Power Platform Admin Center manages environments, data policies (DLP), tenant settings, and Dataverse capacity. The Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit provides apps, flows, and dashboards for governing Power Platform adoption at scale. ALM uses managed solutions, Azure DevOps Build Tools, and native Pipelines in Power Platform for citizen-developer ALM without DevOps knowledge.
Key Power Platform Topics on D365Hub
- Power Platform governance — DLP policies, environments, and CoE
- Dataverse architecture — tables, relationships, security model
- ALM — solutions, pipelines, and CI/CD with Azure DevOps
- Power Platform licensing — per-user, per-flow, and pay-as-you-go
- Power Platform and Microsoft 365 integration patterns
- Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit setup and customisation
- Pro-developer extensibility — PCF, plug-ins, and custom APIs