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Microsoft has announced Power Fx, a new open source programming language. The Windows-maker describes it as

PHOTO: Jouwen Wang COVID-19 forced us to ask: How fast can we reorganize for a new model of work? Weve had to reimagine what we do and how we do it. Work is now less time- and place-based to be more flexible, more digital and more outcome-based. Many companies turned to robotic process automation (RPA) as a digital transformation hack. It’s faster and cheaper than a complete platform overhaul, and it reduces dependence on human workers for high-volume, menial tasks. RPA cuts costs and di...

Citizen development platform where everything looks like Excel Tim Anderson Tue 2 Mar 2021 // 16:30 UTC Share Copy Ignite Microsoft today introduced Power Fx, a low-code language for its Power Platform, but it is not altogether new, being extracted from the existing formula language for what the company calls canvas apps. The company has long been in search of some equivalent to Visual Basic for the cloud, that would allow non-programmers to piece together business appli...

Microsoft debuts its edge AI service Azure Percept at Ignite SHARE Microsoft Corp. is stepping up its artificial intelligence capabilities within its Azure Cloud platform with the launch of a new service called Azure Percept that’s designed to enable a wealth of new AI capabilities for devices at the network edge. Announced today at the virtual Microsoft Ignite event, Azure Percept is designed to enable futuristic scenarios that can be made possible now by combining ...

Microsoft is putting further investment into its “industry cloud” strategy of offering vertical-specific packages of cloud-related products and services to customers. Microsoft executives told CRN US that these industry clouds can save partners time in implementing new products and services for existing customers while attracting new customers in the targeted verticals, which now number five--including the previously announced retail and health care cloud offerings. The industry cloud offer...

Partners: New Microsoft ‘Industry Clouds’ Offer ‘Competitive Advantage’ The company is launching multi-product cloud offerings targeted for customers in manufacturing, financial services and nonprofit. By Wade Tyler Millward February 24, 2021, 09:00 AM EST Microsoft will expand its “industry cloud” strategy of marketing packages of cloud-related services and products to particular business verticals with new packages aimed at three additional indust...

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Feb 20, 2021 08:32 EST with 3 comments Microsofts Power Platform is an umbrella term comprising of Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents. The idea is to have a single platform that allows organizations to build end-to-end business solutions and connect them with other existing solutions such as Office 365, Dynamics 365, Azure, and dozens of other apps. Now, the company may be working on a new low-code language for the Power Platform. Reputable leaker Walki...

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Credit: Microsoft Microsoft is continuing to try to make its Power Platform collection of low-code tools easier for non-programmers to use. The latest addition to the Power Platform stable looks to be a new low-code language called Power Fx. The Walking Cat dropped a hint earlier this week about something called "Power Fx." I believe Power Fx will be announced at Microsofts Ignite virtual event the first week of March. Also: From what Ive ...