Seeking On-Premise Power BI P1 Capacity (Academic) or Suitable Alternative for Government Customer
Hello everyone, We are working with a government agency customer who requires Power BI P1 Capacity (On-Premise) with Academic classification. Unfortunately, we’ve been informed by Microsoft that this product has been discontinued and is now only available through Azure. However, due to strict data security policies, our customer is unable to use Azure as they cannot send data to external servers. We are looking for guidance on the following: Is there a direct successor to the Power BI P1 Capacity (On-Premise) with Academic classification that would meet these requirements? Are there any similar on-premise solutions for Power BI that could work for this customer? Any suggestions on how we can provide a suitable solution would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your assistance!Empowering Healthcare with Innovative Solutions: A Microsoft Power Apps Project (UCL x NHS)
Embark on a transformative journey with our team of UCL MSc Computer Science students as we revolutionize healthcare and social care management using Microsoft Power Apps. From tackling complex hospital bed management systems to simplifying workers' shift scheduling, our low-code, hybrid applications are reshaping the landscape. Join us in this technological odyssey where innovation meets compassion, and efficiency meets empathy. Engage with us, ask questions, and let's continue this dialogue for a brighter, more efficient future in healthcare. #HealthTechRevolution #MicrosoftPowerApss #MicrosoftPowerPlatform #InnovationInHealthcare 🚀🏥A continuation of elevating collaboration and connectivity with dynamic Community Portals
Last week, we shared part one of the Elevating Collaboration and Connectivity with Dynamic Community Portals blog post. As previously mentioned, Community Portals serve as dynamic platforms, empowering organizations to craft personalized, low-code websites enriched with versatile features, such as blogs, forums, and knowledge base articles. In part two, you will learn how to perform various functions, such as how to embed external websites content, how to open an external URL website from the menu bar, using themes and more! Check out part two of this blog series here: PowerApps Community Portal Part 2Boost the Content Manager Process with Azure OpenAI Service - May 9th 11AM GMT
When the marketing submits the content they want to use as part of the marketing strategy they are normally using a traditional system of sending emails back and forth with documents of the content. We want to automate this process to make it easier for the Marketing Manager to have a summary of the content, the original content and review it to either approve/reject the content that will be posted on the company’s social media accounts.Build an AI Powered Content Manager App - May 8th 11AM GMT
Content management is a vital aspect of any marketing strategy, and effective content management can make a significant difference in the success of a marketing team. By managing content efficiently, marketing teams can create and distribute content that resonates with their target audience.
How to Build a World Cup Tournament Tracker with Microsoft Power Platform
Power Platform is an incredibly exciting and innovative ecosystem that is revolutionizing the way businesses approach digital transformation. With its intuitive low-code tools and technologies, users can easily create and customize powerful applications and automated processes that drive productivity and efficiency. Whether you're looking to build a custom app, create immersive data visualizations, automate workflows, or even create AI-powered chatbots, Power Platform has got you covered! And with seamless integration with Microsoft's cloud services, scaling and managing your solutions has never been easier. Get ready to unleash your creativity and take your business to the next level with the game-changing Power Platform!Revolutionize Your Student Project App Authentication with a PowerApps Login App Sample
Meet Seth Addo, a Gold Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador and Computer Science student at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. Seth has developed a fantastic PowerApps app sample for performing basic authentication in a Power Platform application. In this app, users can enter their login credentials, which are compared with a table containing usernames and passwords. If the entered credentials match, users are granted access to a protected area of the application. This approach can be extended with additional functionality like password reset and multi-factor authentication to enhance application security. Try the PowerApps Login app today for a simple and secure way to log into your applications.
