Month: March 2019

Applies to: Project Service Automation for Dynamics 365     We’re pleased to announce the latest update for the Project Service Automation application for Dynamics 365. This release includes bug fixes.  This release is compatible with Dynamics 365 9.x. To update to this release, visit the Admin Center for Dynamics 365 online, solutions page to install… Continue reading Release Notes for Project Service Automation Update Release 13, V2.4.10.90 →

Agreement brings Microsoft’s total renewable portfolio to nearly 1.4 gigawatts HOUSTON, and REDMOND, Wash. — March 7, 2019 — EDP Renewables SA (EDPR), through its fully owned subsidiary EDP Renewables North America LLC, and Microsoft Corp. have executed two 15-year power purchase agreements (PPA) totaling 125 megawatts (MW) that will bring the Timber Road IV […ellipsis]

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We are happy to announce that Microsoft and Intel are partnering to bring optimized deep learning frameworks to Azure. These optimizations are available in a new offering on the Azure marketplace called the Intel Optimized Data Science VM for Linux (Ubuntu). Continue reading Intel and Microsoft bring optimizations to deep learning on Azure→

With the latest release of Azure SQL Data Warehouse, Microsoft doubles-down on Azure SQL DW as one of the core data services for digital transformation on Azure. In addition to the fundamental benefits of agility, on-demand scaling and unlimited compute availability, the most recent price-to-performance metrics from the GigaOM report are one of several the compelling arguments they have made for customers to adopt Azure SQL DW. Continue reading Microsoft continues to build the case for data estate modernization on Azure→

Welcome back to this blog series on how to assess your disk performance and your needs. In the second part of the series we will discuss how to read and analyze the collected data using some sample data.   Analyzing the collection   Alright, so we’ve created our collectors, automated it to run during that… Continue reading Assessing your disk performance and your needs: Analyzing collected data (Part 2)→

Hello, As you know, all connections that are made to Azure SQL Database is using the Gateway before reaching the database, for this reason, nowadays, it is very important to have enable in your code the option of connection pooling. Previously, we mentioned it, in our YouTube channel about connection pooling impact using C# in these URLs: English and Spanish  Using open source code… Continue reading Lesson Learned #75: The importance of having the connection pooling parameter enabled in your connection string using PHP→

Scenario: “PowerApps & Flow are awesome, but there is no SAP connector.  How do I use PowerApps & Flow with SAP?”   Azure Logic Apps to the rescue!  I show you how to do so in this video:   I also make reference to a few other resources to help you take the fundamentals I… Continue reading Integrating with SAP from PowerApps & Flow using Azure Logic Apps→

First published on MSDN on Oct 30, 2018

A while back I wrote a blog post walking through how one could use Azure Functions, The Office365 Communications API and Microsoft Planner to help with

change management in Office 365

… Continue reading A Flow Custom Connector to read O365 Communications API→