Working with Power BI and Power Platform dataflows, or using Dynamics in general, might cause you to hear one of these two CDS (Common Data Services), or CDM (Common Data Model). Often there is a misconception about these two, and many people think they are the same. In this article, I’ll explain the difference between Read more about CDS and CDM are Not the Same! Difference Explained[…]
Thanks to AI Builder in Microsoft Power Apps and Flow, now we have access to sentiment analysis, Keyword extraction and Language detection inside Microsoft Flow is now available. In this post, I am going to show how to do sentiment analysis inside Power Automate. First What is sentiment Analysis and what sort of analysis we Read more about Sentiment Analysis Application: Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps and AI Builder[…]
If you don’t have a Power BI Premium capacity license, then you are limited to refresh your dataflows up to eight times a day, with the frequency of 30 minutes. The good news for you is that you have a way to do unlimited refreshes and with whatever frequency you like using Power Platform Dataflows. Read more about Refresh Power BI Queries Through Power Platform Dataflows: Unlimited Times with Any Frequency[…]
For the world of Power Apps users, the Common Data Services (CDS) might be more understandable, however, in the world of Power BI users, we still have many who don’t know what it is and what is the use cases of it. So I thought better to write about it in this article, and explain Read more about What is Common Data Service (CDS) and why it is important for you if you use Power Apps or Power BI?[…]
As I mentioned in Post 1 and Post 2, AI builder is a game-changer in Power Apps and Flow, it provides the facility to easy embed AI in applications and process without writing any code. Also, there is no need to set up other environment and applications to make it work. In this post, I Read more about Activate AI Builder In Power Apps and Microsoft Flow[…]
As mentioned in Part 1, AI Builder is a game changer in Power Apps and Microsoft flow. In this post, I am going to show how you able to access the AI Builder for classification. to see how to set up your environment check the Part 1. Get Data to get data, you need Read more about AI Builder: AI Embedded in Power Apps- Part 2[…]
There is a new announcement in the Business Application Summit about AI Builder! So what is AI Builder? Power Apps has been here for a while, it helps none developer people create their own application using Office 365 account, Power Apps has the ability to get data from 100 resources, create an application with multiple Read more about AI Builder: AI Embedded in Power Apps- Part 1[…]
There are lots of possibilities to embed cognitive services API in application like Power apps with help of Microsoft flow in the last posts, I have shown how to create Face Recognition application or How to create an OCR application to convert image to text. Face Recognition Application with Power Apps, Microsoft Flow and Cognitive Read more about Image and Activity Processing Application with Cognitive Service, Power Apps and Microsoft Flow[…]
As starting my Power Apps learning journey from the last 6 months, I presented a session on Power Apps in Microsoft Ignite Sydney 2019, In that session, I demonstrated some of the features for Power Apps. One of the features that was interesting to me was Barcode Scanner for web browser available in the Preview Read more about Barcode Scanner with Microsoft Power App[…]
A new posts series has been started on how to create a simple application for the aim of face recognition with Microsoft Flow, Power Apps, and Cognitive Service. In the first post, the process of setting up power apps has been explained, in the next one how to set up the Microsoft flow for the Read more about Face Recognition Application with Power Apps, Microsoft Flow and Cognitive Service -Part 3[…]