Power Platform & AI Integration
I've architected on Power Platform professionally for nine years, and built on Dynamics and the Microsoft business-application stack for much longer than that. Power Apps, Power Pages, Power Automate, and Power BI are the surface; the value comes from how they connect to Dataverse, Microsoft 365, Azure, and the business processes you already run.
What I do
Model-driven and canvas apps built on Dataverse, with a security model that matches how your organization actually works. I write the apps a team will keep using — not the demo that looks great once and decays the moment someone asks for a real change.
External-facing portals on Dataverse for customers, members, and partners. Portal work is easy to start and hard to keep stable; I build them to support the long second act, not just the go-live.
Cloud flows and business-process automation connecting Dataverse, Microsoft 365, Azure services, and line-of-business systems. Error handling, retry logic, and observability get the same attention as the happy path — that is what separates an automation that survives in production from one that gets quietly turned off six months later.
Dataset design, dashboards, and paginated reports that answer the questions leadership actually asks. The hard part of Power BI is rarely the visuals; it's the semantic model and the governance around it.
Azure OpenAI, Azure AI Foundry services, and custom AI-powered business process automation connected through Power Platform. For teams that need AI capability outside what Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio provide out of the box.
SharePoint, Dataverse, and broader Microsoft 365 integrations. Most Power Platform engagements rest on getting the integration surface right — and this is where my Dynamics architecture background pays off on a Power Platform project.
I build the first kind.