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Microsoft Power Apps Model-Driven Apps: Plan Apps Around Business Data

Microsoft Power Apps Model-Driven Apps: Plan Apps Around Business Data
Introduction A 500-person company may need to track employees, departments, managers, start dates, leave, and more. Building every screen, form, button, and menu from scratch could take a lot of time. Microsoft Power Apps model-driven apps offer another route: define the business data in Dataverse, then build an app around that structure. This data-first approach…
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