In classic Microsoft fashion, another product has been renamed. But before you roll your eyes and update your documentation:
This time, it actually makes sense.
Say hello to Microsoft Power Automate – the new identity of what you once knew as Microsoft Flow. And no, this isn’t just a branding exercise. It’s a signal of something bigger:
In today’s collaborative work environment, Microsoft Teams has become a central hub for communication and teamwork across many organizations. Meanwhile, Dynamics 365 CRM stands out as a key platform for managing customer relationships, sales pipelines, and support processes. The recent wave 2 release from Microsoft offers expanded integration between these two systems, enabling staff to unify their daily conversations and CRM data in a more seamless way.
If you’ve ever wished your hands could stay busy while your brain got expert help from miles away—good news! Microsoft is delivering exactly that, and it’s called Dynamics 365 Remote Assist. Powered by Microsoft Teams and enhanced by the magic of Mixed Reality, it’s reshaping how frontline workers—technicians, engineers, and support staff—get the job done.
There’s something oddly satisfying about a well-structured ID. Clean. Predictable. Sequential. But anyone who’s ever had to implement auto-numbering in Microsoft Dynamics 365 knows the struggle: duplicate numbers, skipped sequences, race conditions, and the all-too-familiar “Wait, why did it jump from 2027 to 2030?”
