Business Transformation Archives

Architecture

17th July 2023

Creating Reports using Power BI and Azure

As Low code app development is gaining momentum in the app development world, here I…

Business Transformation

4th July 2023

The Rise of Augmented Analytics: Empowering Data-driven Decision Making

In today’s business landscape, organisations are increasingly seeking quicker and more meaningful insights from their…

Business Transformation

4th July 2023

Transforming Technology through Intelligent Business Processes

In the rapidly evolving landscape of IT and technology, organisations are constantly seeking innovative solutions…

PowerShell

16th June 2023

PowerShell7 – Could not load type ‘Microsoft.SharePoint….’ error

I was recently working on a client project and came across an issue. I was…

Architecture

25th May 2023

What is an Enterprise Architect (EA) and what value do they bring to the table?

Ever wondered what an EA does? Ever wondered what value an EA adds? To the…

CRM

4th May 2023

Improve the way you service your customers with Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a customer relationship management solution that is designed to help organisations…

Azure

5th April 2023

Understanding the Business Value of Windows 365: Do More with Less with the Microsoft Cloud

In today’s rapidly changing business environment, leaders are looking for ways to increase agility, productivity,…

Azure

5th April 2023

Maximising Efficiency and Reducing Costs with Microsoft Azure

Cloud computing has revolutionised the way businesses operate by offering an alternative to traditional on-premises…

Azure

22nd March 2023

AZ-140 Azure Virtual Desktop lab trouble?

There’s nothing more frustrating when trying to learn a new subject than being unable to complete the examples successfully. They are literally spelled out for you, they should just work, right? When I hit a problem like this it’s usually because I’ve overlooked something, perhaps skipped ahead or was interrupted and missed a key step. Occasionally though it turns out that it’s not my fault!