Mark Smith
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Making your first Apps on the Power Platform
Your first Power Apps project should: 👉🏼 Create a quick win for the organisation 👉🏼 Allow the team to experiment & learn 👉🏼 Be delivered in a short amount of...
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Making your first apps on the Power Platform?
Choose a simple process that has been frustrating. 😖
Then make it better. Here are 7 examples to get you started.
Your first Power Apps project should:
👉🏼 Create a quick win for the organisation
👉🏼 Allow the team to experiment & learn
👉🏼 Be delivered in a short amount of time.
It’s tempting to go for a big project that can deliver huge value.
However, small steps, with fast iterations and learning are far better. This boosts the confidence of the team and helps get momentum for future projects.
It also avoids the challenges of complexity that are inherent in larger projects. This can be learned over time.
Here are 7 examples of processes you could improve:
1. Data entry
2. Inventory management
3. Sales tracking
4. Order processing
5. Quality control
6. Project management
7. Workflow automation
What have I missed you would add?
What do you think is a great first place to start with Power Apps?
Mark Smith
Principal AI Strategist · Microsoft MVP
Helping people build practical AI skill in the Intelligence Age.
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