Step-by-Step: Creating Customized Applications with Power Virtual Agent to Empower Your Business
In this blog, you will learn how to use the Power platform to create engaging and interactive applications with your own data. You will see how to build a Power Virtual agent that can chat with your own data. You will also discover how to integrate your agent with Power Apps and Power Pages, so you can publish your app to the web and reach a wider audience.Revolutionize Customer Engagement: Empowering Your Business with Power Virtual Agents
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, the success of your startup or business hinges on effective customer engagement. Discover the game-changing potential of Power Virtual Agents (PVA), a revolutionary conversational AI tool that empowers entrepreneurs. Learn how PVA can transform your customer support, increase responsiveness, and boost engagement, all without the need for coding expertise.
Step-by-Step: Building an Automated ID Card Generation System using Microsoft Power Virtual Agent
Universities, student clubs and organizations are currently facing challenges in efficiently managing the process of issuing identification cards (ID Card) to their members. We want to help make things better.Build Your Own Chatbot in Minutes with Power Virtual Agents: No Coding Required!
Learn how to build a chatbot without coding using Power Virtual Agent, a platform by Microsoft. Automate tasks, reduce costs, and improve efficiency with AI-powered chatbots. No programming knowledge required! Discover how Power Virtual Agents work, guiding you through information like a digital librarian. Create your first chatbot by signing up on the Power Virtual Agents website and accessing your dashboard. Customize your bot's name, language, and even enable voice capabilities. Add relevant online content to enhance your bot's responses. Test and publish your bot with just a few clicks. Experience the functionality of your chatbot on the demo website. Explore more resources about Power Virtual Agent and reach out for assistance. Start building chatbots effortlessly today!The Durable Functions SDK for PowerShell is now in the PowerShell Gallery
We have just published the Durable Functions for PowerShell SDK in the PowerShell Gallery. This package contains several reliability, correctness, and performance improvements, and it will allow us to iterate faster on feedback and feature requests. Try it out by installing AzureFunctions.PowerShell.Durable.SDK from the PowerShell Gallery. This is a breaking change release, so make sure to read the “breaking changes” section before upgrading.MS Federal Business Apps Webinar: How to build a Virtual Agent chat Bot and Extend it with Azure
Bots are everywhere, in this session we will talk about the proliferation of bots in the Federal Government and show how bot technologies can be extended with Azure and Cognitive services to improve customer support or internal teams. This session will enable you to leave with ideas on how your organization can scale and support your constituents by utilizing advanced bot concepts and implementations.A Guided Path to Low Code Development at the Game of Learners Power Platform Clinics
The Game of Learners Power Platform Clinics is a 5-week upskill initiative for aspiring developers with no coding backgrounds to learn the diverse ways of building and deploying tech solutions using Low Code/ No Code. Join Us!How to Build an AI-Powered Developer Newsletter with Power Platform and ChatGPT3
Build a developer newsletter with Power Platform and ChatGPT3 to help developers stay up to date with the latest trends in technology. This solution will do the heavy lifting by taking advantage of the power of ChatGPT3 and Power Platform. You can generate a newsletter by following the steps outlined in this guide such as signing up for the OpenAI API, creating an adaptive card, and building a solution in Power Automate. Once the solution is established, you can run it and adjust the trigger to get the desired results. Use ChatGPT3 to generate a newsletter from the text input from Teams, and use Power Automate to send an email to the desired recipients.
