Now in preview: CoE Starter Kit backed by data from self-serve analytics data export

In 2019, Microsoft launched the Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit, which is a set of templates designed to help organizations develop a strategy for adopting, maintaining, and supporting the Power Platform, with a focus on Power Apps and Power Automate. Since then, Microsoft has continued to enhance and improve the kit based on feedback from its customers. And now there is even more good news, as Microsoft has announced that the CoE Starter Kit can use data provided by self-serve analytics as a foundation for inventory and telemetry. This means that organizations can now leverage rich insights built for scale.

The CoE Starter Kit is a valuable tool for companies that want to promote good governance, drive user adoption, and ensure the success of their Power Platform initiatives. With this latest enhancement, organizations can now leverage self-serve analytics data export to gain insights into usage patterns, performance, and more. This data can be used as a foundation for inventory and telemetry, providing organizations with a holistic view of their Power Platform environment.

This latest development is a testament to Microsoft's continued commitment to enhancing the Power Platform. By offering organizations the tools they need to monitor and optimize their Power Platform environment, Microsoft is helping them to maximize the value of their investment.

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