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As Microsoft wraps up its 2019 fiscal year, the company made several significant announcements for Office 365 in the month of June.
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At ShiftHappens, Brad Sams had a chance to sit down with Melissa Hubbard to talk Flow, PowerApps, and a lot more.
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It was a busy month for Office updates and if you missed any of them, you can catch up quickly with this post.
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Some things about the human body are trivial to measure. Height, weight, blood pressure, pulse, temperature — these are all easily quantifiable with the simplest of instruments and can provide valuable insights into our state of health. Electrical activity in the heart and the brain can be captured with more complex instruments, too, and all manner of scopes can be inserted into various orifices to obtain actionable information about what’s going on.
But what about, err, going? Urine flow can be an important leading indicator for a host of diseases and conditions, but it generally relies on subjective reports from …read more
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With today’s technology, art can be taken in directions that have never before been possible. Taking advantage of this, [teamlab] — an art collective from Japan — have unveiled an art installation that integrates the attendee into the spectacle. In the dark room of the piece ‘Moving Creates Vortices and Vortices Create Movement,‘ you are the brush that paints the flowing display.
Inspired by the movement of ocean plankton, this borrows your movement to create tapestries of light with mirrored walls to aggrandize the effect. As attendees walk about the room, their movements are tracked and translated into flowing patterns …read more
Microsoft Flow is a powerful tool that allows you to set up simple or complex formulas to collect data from various sources and collate them together for analysis, notifications, and awareness. Ultimately the goal behind flow is to automate your routin… Continue reading Ignite 2017: Checking Out Microsoft Flow
Aidan Finn shows you how to execute Azure Automation runbooks from your phone.
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Microsoft today is launching a couple of major updates to PowerApps, its low-code service for quickly building line-of-business applications, and Flow, its business-centric IFTTT competitor. While these are obviously two very different applications, the general idea to allow businesses to leverage the data that they already generate is similar across both projects.
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Measuring air flow in an HVAC duct can be a tricky business. Paddle wheel and turbine flow meters introduce not only resistance but maintenance issue due to accumulated dust and debris. Being able to measure ducted airflow cheaply and non-intrusively, like with this ultrasonic flow meter, could be a big deal for DIY projects and the trades in general.
The principle behind the sensor [ItMightBeWorse] is working on is nothing new. He discovered a paper from 2015 that describes the method that measures the change in time-of-flight of an ultrasonic pulse across a moving stream of air in a duct. …read more
Microsoft has just unveiled new additions to the current Office 365 Enterprise K1 subscription plan that puts valuable tools in the hands of your employees that can help them be more productive.
