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This whitepaper discusses navigating to the ‘New Normal’ using Microsoft Power Platform and responding to customer needs now and in the post-COVID world.

In a world that seems to be highlighting the merits of no code and low code solutions, I see a few excellent reasons to orchestrate with code.

Microsoft has still positioned SharePoint 2019 On-premises environment for custom solutions and applications that can be migrated over from business.

When migrating workloads to the cloud, every customer in their back of mind is concerned about the cost, which he must deal with in the near future. As an organization/Architect, it becomes necessary to optimize the cost by selecting the right services, right tools, and correct Architecture, etc.

Here are three ways to deploy JAVA micro-services in Azure.

Look at how Power Platform powers organizations to accelerate their digital journey and help them to align quickly to the business environment changes.

Embracing the use of Office 365 Tools at work calls for some bit of education about the contextual deployment and a lot of persistence. The beauty of Tools is that they easily fit into every content-communication scenario at work; and in turn, save you a great deal of time to focus on newer areas.

Watch the webinar to learn how to address the challenges that arise while transforming applications to the cloud.

During the keynote at Ignite 2019, Satya Nadella announced that Microsoft Flow is gaining Robotic Process Automation (RPA) capabilities. Take a look at the different types of Flows.

This whitepaper provides insights into the need for compliance and how to apply compliance in Office 365. Download now!

LINUX! This word generally invokes the memory of a white-on-black command line terminal in most of us. This notion is partly down to our first experience with the system and partially due to the abundance of these systems used as headless servers. But lately, this fallacy has started to diminish as many users have started to use Linux as their primary drivers using GUI based display.

The shift to cloud, and with that, to PaaS services or low code alternatives like LogicApps push the actual code developers to see and use to the background.