An Office 365 Users Guide to PowerApps and Flow Licensing – October 2019 Edition

Licensing for Microsoft products and services is often confusing, befuddling, or downright incomprehensible. The licensing for PowerApps and Flow is no exception, mostly due to changes that went into effect in February 2019 and a second set of changes that are going into effect in October 2019. The goal of this article is to clear up as much of the confusion as possible by documenting how the PowerApps and Flow licensing will work from October 1, 2019 onward.

Why it is Time to Give PowerApps a Second Chance

I admit, the first time I took a look at PowerApps I was quick to dismiss it. The anointed InfoPath replacement tool had a less intuitive interface than InfoPath, you couldn’t really do anything to style the forms, and the formula language was just something I wasn’t prepared to deal with.

Songs for Motivation at Work

We have all been there where we need the extra push to make it thru the end of a project, session, workday, etc... The right music can take you right to that mental productive state. The Team at PAIT Group have compiled what we feel is the ultimate pump-up playlist to keep you sharp and focused while you're at work.

When Users Go Rogue with Unapproved Apps

Have you ever heard the phrase “Shadow IT?”

When I hear it, I get a mental image of ninjas sneaking around an IT department, but while it’s not referring to some outside spy/assassin creeping around our office, it is a dangerous thing.

How Microsoft Teams Can Be Used Thru a Normal Work Day

Have you ever been introduced to a new idea or concept and wished there was a way to envision how this could possibly impact you and/or certain sections of your organization? For those visual learners out there, Microsoft did us a huge favor and produced a series called Day in the life; Microsoft Teams. They created different flyers each specific to an industry or job function and shows how Teams can be used through the course of a normal working day.

New Announcements from Microsoft showing their commitment to the Intelligent Workplace

Microsoft kicked off the keynote address at SharePoint Conference North America with a quick history reminder of the industrial revolutions of the past and noting we are undergoing the 4^th revolution, Digital. There is a transformation of the way we work and operate thus creating a more inclusive and engaged workplace culture; an intelligent workplace.

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