Blog Category: Microsoft Power Platform

Most organisations use Power Automate to save time. The organisations seeing the greatest return use it to run parts of the business. That's the difference between automating a task and building operational infrastructure. One removes a few hours of...

Across the Power Apps projects the Flyte team has delivered, one decision consistently has the biggest impact on cost, timescales and long-term success: whether to start with a template or a bespoke solution. It's a decision that affects every stage of...

Most organisations spend considerable time evaluating low-code platforms before rollout. Far fewer spend the same amount of time considering what happens after success. Once Microsoft Power Platform becomes embedded across multiple business units, many...

Every construction business has them. The site diary that sits in a van for three days. The Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) approval buried halfway down someone's inbox. The drawing that has been revised twice, but somehow still exists as...

There is a question most CIOs and Digital Leaders do not get asked often enough when evaluating a Power Platform partner. Not who should we work with? But are we actually ready to bring someone in? Readiness is rarely discussed explicitly. By the time...

The whisky industry runs on patience. The businesses behind it cannot afford to. Cask warehouses to manage, regulators to satisfy, distributors to onboard, markets to serve - the operational load behind every bottle is considerable, and for many...

Most organisations do not realise they have limited their Power Platform strategy until they try to scale it.The issue is rarely a single decision. It is a series of small, reasonable ones. A team builds an app quickly. Another follows. A third adapts...

Most Power Platform CoEs do not stall because of a lack of effort or investment. They stall because of how they were set up. This article covers the four patterns that cause it and the specific changes that reverse them.At some point, most Power...

There is a particular kind of problem that only appears after things have gone well. Power Platform is a good example. Most organisations that adopted it in the last three or four years did so because someone spotted an opportunity. A process that had...

Many challenges in Power Platform environments are not caused by poorly designed apps, but by limitations in the underlying data layer. As environments mature, the data storage choice made early on can significantly influence how well solutions scale,...

Right now, somewhere in your organisation, there could be a business-critical process running inside a Power Platform environment you do not know exists. The app may have been built by someone who has since left. No documentation, no named owner, no...

Power Platform adoption rarely starts as a strategic programme. A Power App replaces a spreadsheet. A Power Automate flow removes a manual handoff. Someone connects Teams, SharePoint, and Dynamics and suddenly a process that took days runs in minutes....