Cloud technology has already helped define the ‘new normal’ and shape the digital landscape. It’s a way to improve how people communicate, operate and develop within the competitive business environment. By introducing grid computing into the cloud, you are... Read More
We are currently seeing a major change in the IT industry, and the cloud environment has turned into a safe haven. With a variety of major businesses switching to the public cloud, we have also seen a huge drive towards scaling, and automation. Generally, both the... Read More
Putting it all Together We continue our journey through Microsoft Flow. After covering some of the Flow calling other Flows and recursion concepts in the previous posts, we are going to go through the overall idea of what we are building and to test out the overall... Read More
There are many paths to take on the road to strong security. Our goal is to help you minimize and ultimately eliminate the risk of losing personally identifiable information and, of course, making sure it’s all complaint to ever-changing regulations. These are... Read More
Need Recursion in Flow? In a previous blog post Flows Calling Flows, we covered how we can have one Flow call another Flow using the scenario to return some information on the direct reports of a user. We now want to take it further and solve the challenge of... Read More
MS Flow, also known as Power Automate, allows you to create and automate tasks via numerous applications and services swiftly and easily. In MS Flow, these automated workflows are referred to as ‘Flows’ and it intuitively integrates a variety of Microsoft... Read More
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