Power Platform, Dynamics 365, Azure and other experiences around Microsoft Technologies
Before I started working with Dynamics CRM 3 and 4 back in 2008, I was a .NET developer. So working with plugins ("those Callouts in CRM 3.0"), custom workflow activities and client extensions (HTML, JavaScript) was relatively "familiar" for me. So that I decided to focus on my weakest part: what is the CRM application, … Continue reading PL-400 Power Platform Developer
Back in March I took the exam MB-200 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core when it still was a beta version. For a while, I forgot about it because the results won't be available until the certification was fully accesible. Recently, I wonder what happened to it, I checked my Microsoft certifications profile and I … Continue reading MB-200 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Core
This week I took part in the Standard Chartered Great City Race as part of the Investec Team. It was already a while that I hadn't participated in any charity and competition event and I really enjoyed it. 146 Investec colleagues took part at the Standard Chartered Great City Race The purpose of this 5km … Continue reading Great City Race
This week we have enjoyed with the Dynamics Virtual Camp organised by the Spanish D365UG Community. On Monday, my colleagues @VanesaGC_Flow, @dbalaguer and myself (@RamonTebar) delivered a session to explain and demo the new features coming this year in Microsoft Flow. As part of the presentation, we prepared the following map to summarise the new … Continue reading Microsoft Flow 2019 features map
Today you can find three Common Data Service (CDS) connectors in the Microsoft Flow platform (https://flow.microsoft.com). Which one should I use? Microsoft is making an amazing progress on this platform to add new features and improvements. This is probably the reason today we have those few options. Number 3 is very easy to recognise because … Continue reading Microsoft Flow CDS connectors
Last week @MarcoAmoedo and I delivered a presentation for the Dynamics 365 User Group in Spanish (@d365ugespanol ) where we described the auditing capabilities of the Dynamics platform from its origins until today. During this presentation, among other features, we showed how you can use Activity Logging to enrich the auditing information for read and … Continue reading ¿Quién hizo Qué?
Hiding the out-of-the-box buttons "Excel Templates" and "Word Templates" is a usual requirement in many Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement projects. These buttons are, by default, in all entities and ribbons. What is the quickest and cleanest way to hide them? Security Roles. If you don't need the document functionality or the documents are generated by … Continue reading Hide Word Templates and Excel Templates buttons
This week has been a busy and enjoyable one at the Microsoft MVP Summit. More than 1000 MVPs have flown from all parts of the world to learn and discuss the latest changes in the different Microsoft technologies. As part of the Business Applications group, I have had the opportunity to meet some of the … Continue reading MVP Summit 2019
Did you not opt in for the preview of the Dynamics April 19 update? If so, check out these dates when it will be enabled automatically based on your region: You can find the official article in this link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/preview-april-2019-updates#when-will-the-april-2019-features-be-enabled-for-customers-who-did-not-opt-in-to-the-preview
This week there is a Dynamics 365 User Group meeting at London Business School and I have the pleasure of being part of the agenda. The event will have multiple sessions to cover a good variety of topics. My presentation will be about the auditing capabilities in the Microsoft Dynamics platform. See below a summary … Continue reading Dynamics Auditing at London Business School
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