This episode is sponsored by Resco.net.

 

Power Platform has influenced how Microsoft customers and partners evaluate how to extend or customize business systems, including for mobile scenarios.

 

Microsoft has adjusted its marketing around Power Platform over the years, with early emphasis on the citizen developers and no-code customization and now promoting its strengths as a development platform for everyone from business users to pro developers.

 

To help us get another perspective on the state of mobile business solutions in the Dynamics and Power Platform space, we are talking to Ben Mitchell of Resco, he leads partnerships and success in North America for the company. He updates us on how Resco sees their mobile solution development expertise aligning with the strengths and limitations of today's core Microsoft technologies. Customers still need to deploy advanced mobile capabilities that core Power Platform tools can't address, including under demanding conditions. He explains what some of those requirements are and why Resco believes they and their partners are well positioned to meet those needs while staying aligned with Microsoft's  vision.

 

Show Notes:

• 1:30 - Ben Mitchell's background in mobile solutions and enterprise software
• 3:30 - How Microsoft partners view the mobile application opportunities of the future and Resco's role
• 7:45 - How partners are weighing the options for clients of pre-built mobile apps vs Power Platform custom apps
• 12:30 - Do partners need more discipline on applying Power Platform to solve business needs?
• 17:00 - Vertical solution needs that Ben is seeing in the market today
• 20:00 - How Resco is advising Microsoft partners on development of industry-specific solutions
• 23:00 -  Resco's plans for adding more advanced mobile capabilities - AI, reporting, and more

 

To discover more about Resco for Power Platform, visit:  https://www.resco.net/learning/power-platform/

 

Want to see it in action? Email [email protected] 

 

Visit the Resco.net booth #125 @ Microsoft Power Platform Conference in Vegas, October 3-5.