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  Data is the lifeblood of modern business and now we’re generating more than ever. But the collection of piles of digital information isn’t of much use unless the organization is able to process it in a sensible way. And, that’s where a business intelligence software comes to the rescue. Power BI pulls the data together and processes it to intelligent insights using visually compelling and easy-to-process graphs, charts, and documents. This allows users to generate and share clear and useful insights into what’s happening in the business. Just think about how implementing a platform can help you such useful information to help you make actionable decisions? In this post, we’re going to discuss how integrating PowerApps, Power BI and Flow will help you to create real-time streaming applications. So, let’s get started. Here, we will demonstrate how integrating PowerApps, Power BI and flow will help you to create a streamline application by creating a scoreboard application...

Well, Microsoft Flow and PowerApps are the new buzz word, assisting non-developers to explore the benefits of both services available for you with Office 365 subscription to the fullest. However, if you are from the technical background there’s no harm, you can become sophisticated and optimize Microsoft Flow and PowerApps for enterprise developer wholly. But do you know what PowerApps and Microsoft Flow are? PowerApps are a new way labeled as “no code” technique that enables you to generate forms for screening and editing your data accurately. To simply put across the meaning of PowerApps, do you remember Microsoft Access forms that allowed users to create form efficiently for performing CRUD close to a tablet of data. But in the case of PowerApps, the “table of data” will be considered as different data sources from cloud providers like DropBox, Salesforce, etc. Now let’s see what does Microsoft flow means… Microsoft flow does the same act as the famous services such as I...