Many developers and architects working with Microsoft Dataverse need to
integrate it with external systems, automate data pipelines, or build
lightweight tooling — without building a full Power Automate flow or a custom
connector. 🚀 1. Problem Co...
1. Business Problem Statement In most enterprises today, business users depend
heavily on IT teams for even the smallest process changes.Typical challenges
include: These challenges directly impact time-to-market, operational
efficiency, and busin...
Transforming Business Requirements into Scalable Enterprise Solutions 1.
Executive Summary Large enterprises often struggle with a common
problem:Business requirements are clear, but translating them into scalable,
governed, and production-ready s...
During my discussion with community members, few of them approached me whether
we can use Microsoft fabric and show the data in their websites for internal
users only. I felt that creating a website and building a page to just show the
data for vi...
🚀 1. Problem Context When integrating Microsoft Dataverse with Azure services
(e.g., Azure Service Bus, Azure Functions, Logic Apps, Azure SQL, or Data Lake)
under high transaction volumes, transient errors, throttling, and message
delivery failu...
🚀 1. Scenario Overview In modern enterprise environments, a single business
event in Microsoft Dataverse (CRM) can trigger workflows across multiple systems
— ERP, marketing automation, data lakes, or custom line-of-business (LOB) apps.
To avoid ...
🧩 1. Overview Event-driven architecture (EDA) transforms how systems
communicate.Instead of traditional request–response or batch integrations, it
enables real-time reactions to business changes — making systems more scalable,
decoupled, and reac...
Here’s a detailed technical breakdown of designing a real-time bi-directional
sync between Dataverse and Azure SQL for multi-region deployments: 1. Overview
Real-time bi-directional sync ensures that changes in Dataverse (Dynamics 365)
reflect in ...
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