Power Platform 2024 release wave 1 from Microsoft

Microsoft is back with another “wave” of updates – the first wave for 2024 – Microsoft Power Platform 2024 release wave 1. There are so many interesting updates coming down the pipeline, and not a lot of time to read up on them before they drop. Here’s  a summary of what’s to come…

Buckle up, because deployment for these new features and functions begins on 4/1/24!

Power Platform 2024 Release Wave 1: Supercharge Your Business!

Imagine getting smarter, faster, and more automated. That’s what the new Power Platform update is all about. Here’s a breakdown of the what to expect:

• Copilot everywhere

  This AI helper is moving in, making it easier to build apps, analyze data, and automate tasks with natural language.

• Microsoft Copilot Studio

  This is where you can build custom Copilots and extend its capabilities. New features include working with OpenAI GPT’s, managing Copilots in more regions, and even using them on platforms like WhatsApp.

• Power Apps

  Building custom apps just got easier and faster. Think modern layouts, collaboration tools, and built-in guardrails to keep things secure. Plus, Copilot is here to lend a hand with AI and natural language.

• Power Automate

  Automate tasks across the cloud, desktop, and with process mining. Use natural language to find ways to improve your workflows and troubleshoot any issues. Copilot makes managing automations easier than ever.

• Pro Development

  For developers, there are even more ways to extend the Power Platform and build custom applications. Imagine low-code and pro developers working together seamlessly – that’s the future!

• Power BI

  See your data like never before with improved Copilot features and a focus on helping everyone make data-driven decisions. Data integration (now called Data Factory) is getting even more powerful too, letting you connect to more data sources and crunch it in real-time. (continue reading on www.beringer.net)

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