Dynamics 365: Learn in doing

Today, we have so many different applications under the umbrella of Microsoft Dynamics 365 . And for ease of understanding, they are categorized into the below groups (as of today, not sure what changes tomorrow, especially with the naming 😉).  Customer Engagement D365 for Sales D365 for Customer Service D365 for Field Service D365 for Marketing D365 for Project Service Automation Unified Operations D365 for Finance and Operations D365 for Retail D365 Business Central D365 for Talent Power Platform PowerApps Microsoft Flow Power BI And the approach strategy opted by Microsoft for the Customers of the future - Dynamics365, forces us to get an understanding of each of the above products. And this is my attempt to learn and share the D365 Umbrella application insights.  Today I did some reading about Dynamics 365 for Talent . Logically, D365 for Talent is divided into #3 categories, Attract, Onboard and Human Resource (CoreHR). As you can imagine ...

It has been a while that I wrote a post in here.. been busy days 😅 This is the era of tons of information over WWW and new topics / services are born everyday. And for me, the only logical way to learn some new cool things in this fast paced industry is to  Learn by doing .. and thus, back to sharing what I am doing 😃 Today's learning's:  Azure DevOps (VSTS transformed into DevOps now) Azure Windows Web App (as a service) Azure SQL database Git Push from Visual studio 2017 If you have a Azure account (can also easily create a free account for one time use), one of the first things which will pop up when you login to https://portal.azure.com/ is to Create DevOps project   So I created a new DevOps project and went through the UI experience/suggestions and created a new Windows Web app.  Once I finished the process, Azure will automatically create several resources for me. 1. An Azure DevOps project was create -  https://...