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Power BI Experience 07

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Published on: 1 hour ago

Exploring the Power of Semantic Link

Semantic link is one of the most promising technologies coming from the Microsoft Power BI and Fabric team. Semantic link has the potential to automate so many redundant tasks and tedious work. Automating and using [...]

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https://powerbi.tips/2024/07/exploring-the-power-of-semantic-link/

Published on: 5 hours ago

{Do you know} Self-heal UI and browser automation actions at execution with AI

Hello Everyone,





Today I am going to share my thoughts on the self heal UI and browser automation actions at execution with AI.







Let's get's started.



Self-healing UI and browser automation  actions with AI is an exciting feature in Power Automate for desktop users. This features enhances the reliability of automated workflows by using AI to locate and interact with UI elements during execution. 


Here are some key points:


AI-Powered Element Location: If a UI element can't be found during execution, AI steps in  to locate it. This helps in maintaining the flow without manual intervention.



Automatic Selector Repair: Once the AI locates the element, it repairs the selector, which is then used in future executions.


User Confirmation: After the AI repairs the selector, user confirmation is required to save the changes.



Optional Feature: This feature can be enabled or disabled based on user preference.


This self healing capability significantly improves the success rates of UI and web automation scenarios, making automation more robust and less prone to errors.


That's it for today.

I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days

https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/do-you-know-self-heal-ui-and-browser.html

Published on: 6 hours ago

{Do you know} Connect your own virtual network with hosted machine group

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Today I am going to share my thoughts on connecting own virtual network with hosted machine group.










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Connecting your own virtual network (VNet) with a hosted machine group in Power Automate allows you to run desktop flows and execute RPA jobs that requires access to on-premises networks.





This integration ensures secure and reliable connectivity between the hosted machines and your own on premises networks.



Here are the key steps to get started.





1. Create a Hosted Machine Group (HMG): Set up a hosted machine group within Power Automate.





2. Integrate with your VNet: Connect the HMG to your own virtual network, This can be done through the Power Automate interface, ensuring that the hosted machines can communicate with your on premises resources.





3. Configure Network Settings: Ensure that the network settings are correctly configured to allow seamless communication between the hosted machines and your VNet.





4. Run Desktop Flows: Once connected, you can run desktop flows that requires access to your own on premises network, leveraging the secure connection provided by your VNet.






That's it for today.


I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days

https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/do-you-know-connect-your-own-virtual.html

Published on: 7 hours ago

{Do you know} Automate with ease using the AI Recorder

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Today I am going to share my thoughts on the Automate with ease using the AI Recorder.











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The AI Recorder in Power Automate for Desktop is a powerful tool that simplifies task automation, It allows users to record their actions, such as mouse movements and keystrokes, and then automatically generates a desktop flow based on those actions. This makes it easier to automate repetitive tasks without needing extensive programming knowledge.






The AI Recorder leverages generative AI to interpret voice commands and screen sharing, making it feel like you have a digital assistant that understands and automate your processes, This can significantly boost productivity and streamline operations.





That's it for today.


I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days

https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/do-you-know-automate-with-ease-using-ai.html

Published on: 7 hours ago

{Do you know} Create desktop flows in natrual language with Copilot

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Today I am going to share my thoughts on the Power Automate Desktop flows in natrual language with Copilot.







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You can create desktop flows using natural language with Copilot in Power Automate! This feature allows you to describe what you want to automate in plain English, and Copilot will generate the flow for you. Here's a quick overview of how it works:



1. Open Power Automate: Navigate to the Power Automate Portal.

2. Select Create: Choose the option to create a new flow.

3. Describe Your Flow: Use the describe it to design it, feature, For example, you can  type something like, Start an approval process when a new file is added to my SharePoint folder.


4. Confirm Details: Copilot will generate the flow based on your description. You can then confirm the connections, select the necessary options, and finalize the flow.


5. Test and Deploy: Once your flow is created, you can test it to ensure it works as expected and then deploy it.


This feature is designed to simplify the automation process, making it accessible even if you don't have coding experience.



That's it for today.


I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days




https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/do-you-know-create-desktop-flows-in.html

Published on: 7 hours ago

Azure Data Factory Introduction (ETL / ELT in Azure) - ADF Tutorials(1)

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Published on: 7 hours ago

{How to} Create a flow on a file in Teams on Power Automate

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Today i am going to share my thoughts about create a flow on a file in Teams.







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Creating a flow on a file in Microsoft Teams is a great way to automate tasks and improve productivity. Here's a step by step guide to help you get started.




1. Open Microsoft Teams: Sign in to your Microsoft Teams account.


2. Access the Workflows App:


On the left pane in Teams, select Apps.

At the bottom of the left pane, select Workflows.



3. Choose a Template:

You'll see a list of templates that are relevant to Microsoft Teams.

Select any of the templates to build your flow, When you select a template, new dialog opens.



4. Set Up the Flow:


Name the flow and sign into th apps and services the flow uses (if you aren't already signed into them).

Provide the parameters that the flow requires, and then select Add workflow to create the flow.




5. Confirmation:


 A confirmation page will appear stating that your flow was created successfully.


To complete flow creation, select Done.





6. Manage Your Flows:



You can manage your flows from the Workflows app in  Teams or in Power Automate.


To Open the workflows app in Teams to manage your flows, select Manage workflows in the Save time with Workflows selection.



That's it for today.

I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days









https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/how-to-create-flow-on-file-in-teams-on.html

Published on: 7 hours ago

{How to } View billing and usage in the admin center on Microsoft Copilot Studio

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Today I am going to share my thoughts on the viewing billing and usage in the admin center microsoft copilot studio.









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Sign in to the Power Platform admin center with your Microsoft 365 credentials.




In the left navigation pane, select Analytics.




Click on the Billing tab.




Here, you can view billed sessions and other usage metrics. By default, the page displays billed sessions for the last seven days, but you can adjust the time period using the calendar controls.



That's it for today.


I hope this helps.

Malla Reddy Gurram(@UK365GUY)
#365blogpostsin365days

https://mscrmgmr.blogspot.com/2024/07/how-to-view-billing-and-usage-in-admin.html

Published on: 8 hours ago

Understanding Early Bound and Late Bound in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM

When working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, developers often encounter two distinct methods for interacting with CRM data: early-bound and late-bound. Each approach has its advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these can help you choose the best method for your project. In this article, we’ll explore what early bound and late bound are, how they […]

The post Understanding Early Bound and Late Bound in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM appeared first on Tech Masala.

https://techmasala.addastudents.com/understanding-early-bound-and-late-bound-in-microsoft-dynamics-365-crm/

Published on: 8 hours ago

Nonprofit organization expands career programs using Power Pages

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Published on: 10 hours ago

Establishing AI Governance Frameworks in Your Organization

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly altering industries, automating procedures, and improving the way we connect. From revolutionizing customer service…

The post Establishing AI Governance Frameworks in Your Organization appeared first on Microsoft Dynamics and NetSuite Partner & Dynamics CRM Consultants in San Diego.

https://www.alphabold.com/establishing-ai-governance-frameworks-in-your-organization/

Published on: 10 hours ago

Migrate ADAL apps to MSAL with enhanced insights

We’re pleased to announce significant updates to the Sign-ins workbook in the Microsoft Entra admin center, a crucial tool for organizations transitioning from Azure Active Directory Authentication Libraries (ADAL) to Microsoft Authentication Libraries (MSAL). These updates aim to streamline the ADAL migration process by providing comprehensive insights into your ADAL-application-related data.

 

Why is this Important?

 

We announced ADAL end of life in June 2020 and stopped supporting any security updates as of June 2023—which means applications using ADAL can’t utilize the latest security features, leaving them vulnerable to future security threats.   We strongly recommend migrating any application using ADAL to MSAL to improve the security posture and resilience of authentication and authorization of your client applications.

 

MSAL supports the latest security features for Microsoft Entra ID like managed identity, Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE), passkeys, and many more. The updated Sign-ins workbook is an essential tool in this transition, providing the necessary insights and data to make informed decisions to execute migration.

 

What's new in the Sign-ins workbook?

 

The Sign-ins workbook is redesigned for admins needing a centralized and more detailed view of applications using ADAL within their tenant. These additional insights can help them identify, investigate, and validate the ADAL applications to successfully migrate to MSAL.   

 

Here’s what you can expect with the latest enhancements:

 

  1. Comprehensive sign-in log aggregation: The workbook now consolidates logs from various types of sign-in events, including interactive, non-interactive, and service principal sign-ins.
  2. Enhanced data visualization: We updated the report with new aggregated metrics to enable an all-up view of sign-ins across ADAL applications. To aid in your specific analytical needs, the workbook supports the application of custom filters and queries. This flexibility enables you to focus on the information that matters most to your ADAL migration efforts.
  3. Integration with Microsoft Entra recommendations: You can now directly access this Sign-Ins workbook from the ADAL to MSAL recommendation page to dive deep into the list of ADAL applications listed on the recommendation details page. To use the workbooks for Microsoft Entra ID, you need a Microsoft Entra ID tenant with a P1 license.

 

Figure 1: ADAL apps sign-in dataFigure 1: ADAL apps sign-in data

 

Figure 2: Apps sign-in dataFigure 2: Apps sign-in data

 

Plan to update your application

 

Get started by accessing the workbook to get a list of all ADAL applications and the details associated with them. Our migration guide walks you through all the steps to transition applications from using ADAL to using MSAL.

 

Neha Goel 

Senior Product Manager, Microsoft  

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Learn more about Microsoft Entra  

Prevent identity attacks, ensure least privilege access, unify access controls, and improve the experience for users with comprehensive identity and network access solutions across on-premises and clouds. 

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-entra-blog/migrate-adal-apps-to-msal-with-enhanced-insights/ba-p/4194361

Published on: 10 hours ago

How to aggregate data in Azure Monitor Log Analytics using Summary Rules

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Published on: 11 hours ago

Accelerated Logs for Azure DB for MySQL Flexible Server (Business Critical) | Azure Friday

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Published on: 13 hours ago

🔴 Let's talk Microsoft Fabric - LIVE w/ Matthew Roche (July 27, 2024) (Member Chat 2nd Half)

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Published on: 13 hours ago

Embracing Xrm.Page Deprecations and Harnessing formContext

Facebook Twitter Youtube Linkedin Introduction Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a powerful tool that allows businesses to streamline their processes and…

The post Embracing Xrm.Page Deprecations and Harnessing formContext appeared first on Microsoft Dynamics and NetSuite Partner & Dynamics CRM Consultants in San Diego.

https://www.alphabold.com/embracing-xrm-page-deprecations-and-harnessing-formcontext/

Published on: 14 hours ago

Generate Business-Ready Documents with Copilot in Word | #CopilotChronicles

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Published on: 15 hours ago

Unboxing my FTRSA Swag box

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Published on: 16 hours ago

Power Automate Creating Azure DevOps Items

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Published on: 16 hours ago

Enhanced ‘Selected Row’ Trigger Now Available in Power Automate

We’re excited to witness the return of an enhanced ‘When a record is selected’ trigger in Power Automate, that was previously deprecated. The community has eagerly awaited its comeback ever since the old connector was announced for deprecation. ‘When a record is selected’ trigger is an impactful feature that enables users to initiate flows directly… Read More »

The post Enhanced ‘Selected Row’ Trigger Now Available in Power Automate first appeared on Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Tips and Tricks.

https://www.inogic.com/blog/2024/07/enhanced-selected-row-trigger-now-available-in-power-automate/

Published on: 17 hours ago

Microsoft Teams: Sensitivity label support for town hall and webinars

Microsoft Teams now has a new feature that provides support for sensitivity labels in town hall and webinar events. This feature makes it possible for organizers to set sensitivity labels when creating an event instance. The labels are visible to organizers during creation and notify them if the details of the event being created are not valid for the selected sensitivity. This update improves data protection and helps to manage sensitive information more efficiently.

This feature is expected to be available in September CY2024 and is accessible on the desktop and cloud platforms globally. The roadmap ID is 409226, and the roadmap link is https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=409226. If you're an event organizer or use Teams for communication, this new feature is definitely worth checking out.

The post Microsoft Teams: Sensitivity label support for town hall and webinars originally appeared on M365 Admin.

https://m365admin.handsontek.net/microsoft-teams-sensitivity-label-support-for-town-hall-and-webinars/

Published on: 18 hours ago

Microsoft Teams: External presenters can join on mobile

Microsoft Teams has rolled out a new update that enables presenters who were invited with the external presenter feature to join via their Android and iOS Teams client. This mobile integration allows for a more seamless and convenient experience for those who need to join a meeting outside of the office. This update is now generally available and can be accessed from the Android Cloud Instance GCC, Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant), DoD, GCC High platforms. For more information about this update, you can visit the Microsoft 365 Roadmap using the ID and link provided.

The post Microsoft Teams: External presenters can join on mobile was originally published on M365 Admin.

https://m365admin.handsontek.net/microsoft-teams-external-presenters-can-join-on-mobile/

Published on: 18 hours ago

Microsoft 365 app: Use sensitivity labels in Microsoft 365 apps when connected experiences are disabled

Organizations can now disable connected experiences without worrying about data security policies by using sensitivity labels in Microsoft 365 Apps. Microsoft Purview-related services like rights management and sensitivity labels will no longer be affected by policy settings that manage privacy controls for the Microsoft 365 Apps. These services will rely on existing security admin controls in Purview portals, allowing for a more secure and efficient use of Microsoft 365 Apps. The update is set to release in August CY2024 on desktop and cloud platforms worldwide. For more information, please check out the post on M365 Admin.

https://m365admin.handsontek.net/microsoft-365-app-use-sensitivity-labels-in-microsoft-365-apps-when-connected-experiences-are-disabled-2/

Published on: 18 hours ago

Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Insider Risk Management- Bulk upload for Priority User Groups

Microsoft Purview compliance portal is introducing a new feature that allows Insider Risk Management (IRM) administrators to bulk upload UPNs for Priority user groups. IRM is a tool that helps identify potential malicious or careless insider risks such as data leakage, IP theft and security violations by correlating various signals. This latest update to Purview makes it easier for administrators to manage user groups based on their internal policies, governance and organizational requirements. The product is designed with privacy in mind, with default pseudonymization of users, along with access controls and audit logs for user-level privacy. This feature is currently in the Preview Release phase and is expected to be available worldwide by January CY2025.

The post Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Insider Risk Management- Bulk upload for Priority User Groups appeared first on M365 Admin.

https://m365admin.handsontek.net/microsoft-purview-compliance-portal-insider-risk-management-bulk-upload-for-priority-user-groups/

Published on: 18 hours ago

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