Microsoft PowerApps helps power users to easily build custom line of business apps for the web, phones, and tablets to help improve efficiency and collaboration across teams or entire organizations. With PowerApps, they can connect to systems, assemble forms, add business logic, and utilize device capabilities with full creative freedom—all without writing a single line of code.
This blog was authored by Colin Masson, Director, Manufacturing Industry Solutions, Microsoft Cloud & Enterprise Group
In June we saw an influx of industry-specific apps designed to help manage assets and contracts for manufacturers, real estate developers, government contractors, and transportation organizations.
How time flies: last July we launched Microsoft AppSource at our annual Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto. And just recently at our Inspire partner conference in Washington D.C., we celebrated our one-year anniversary—and the significant increase to the AppSource library of more than 2,600 apps tailored to help organizations transform their business.
This blog was authored by Colin Masson, Director, Manufacturing Industry Solutions, Microsoft Cloud & Enterprise Group.
Microsoft AppSource launched last year as a destination for organizations to find and try apps tailored to help transform their business—apps that work with the Microsoft products and technologies many of these businesses already use, such as Cortana Intelligence, Dynamics 365, Office 365, and Power BI.
The cloud has forever changed how businesses find and use technology. With just a few clicks, users can discover and deploy a variety of business apps that help improve productivity, drive innovation, foster collaboration, or create better customer experiences.
Commerce throughout the ages has centered around the concept of agreements between parties. The contract itself is the center of this as it documents every aspect of these agreements. The ability to effectively manage this agreement process and then to record all of this in a contract is the foundation of why a contract management solution is necessary for organizations. This is especially true for manufacturers who work with incredibly complex agreements that are tied to not only customer and supplier order quantities, but also now are tied to quality of their products and the overall ability to react to customer needs. As manufacturers deal with increasingly complex business negotiations and subsequent agreements, they stand to gain significant advantages from using an enterprise contract management solution to help drive compliance and ultimately profitability.
