Powerapps &amp; Flow

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Sérgio Viana - Partner & Microsoft Solutions Lead, @Xpand IT, during the presentation of APP.NEXT 2016.

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What about every
other need your
business faces?

Let’s change the way we build business apps

Connect to existing
systems and data
sources
Microsoft PowerApps is a service for creating and
using custom business apps across platforms
Build apps, forms, and
workflows without
writing code
Publish apps
instantly for web
and mobile

Build useful apps without writing code
Craft forms and screens
in a visual designer that
helps you see exactly
what you’ll get
Take advantage of device
capabilities like cameras,
GPS, and pen controls
Extend the capabilities of
connected data sources,
or focus just on the bits
you need
Build business logic into
your apps with an Excel-
inspired expression
language

Quickly generate and customize apps based on
Excel files, SharePoint Online lists, Salesforce
records and more. You can even connect
custom APIs.
Your apps will be able to fully interact with
underlying sources and will respect the
permissions you’ve already established in them.
Connect to the systems
you’re already using

Get apps to your team when and where
they’re needed, whether that’s on the web,
iOS or Android—no app store required.
Publish apps instantly
for web and mobile

Connections
Build apps that interact
with your data sources and
respect their permissions Your data
PowerApps connects to a range
of data sources and systems,
including custom APIs
Create in PowerApps Studio
Build apps in a visual
experience that shows
exactly what you’ll get
PowerApps Cloud
Publish apps to people in
your organization so they
can access anywhere
Use on web and mobile
Find and use apps instantly
on the web and in PowerApps
mobile for iOS and Android
How it works

Build your next
cost estimator
business app with PowerApps

Most business integration challenges
today are met with a single solution

Microsoft Flow helps you work smarter by automating
workflow across your apps and services
Get notifications Synchronize files Collect data Automate approvals

Get started quickly
with over a
hundred useful
templates

Build your own flows in an easy to use visual designer
Sending an Exchange email when a new file
is added in Dropbox
Authenticate to your O365 account.
Build email Subject and Body
Choose to include properties
from previous step (Dropbox
file) to improve relevance
Specify Send To email address
and additional properties
(optional): From, CC, BCC and
ImportanceConnected to johnsharp@hotmail.com
Authenticate to your Dropbox account.
Select folder to monitor
PowerApps

Automate advanced scenarios with multiple steps,
branching conditions, and more

Integrate the systems
you’re already using…
even custom APIs.

Questões?
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This document provides an overview of the Xporter for JIRA add-on. Xporter allows for exporting JIRA issues and data to customizable templates in common file formats like PDF, Word and Excel. It addresses limitations in JIRA's native export capabilities. Templates can include issue fields, comments, workflows and more. Xporter supports on-demand and scheduled exports, permissions, and integrates with other JIRA add-ons.

Xray for Jira - How to automate your QA process

This document outlines how to automate QA processes using Xray for JIRA. It discusses challenges in QA like releasing faster while maintaining quality, and how test automation can help address these challenges by automating repetitive tasks to find bugs earlier. The document then covers how Xray allows automating test workflows, integrating various test frameworks, and generating customized reports using Xporter. It demonstrates automating JUnit and Cucumber tests, tracking requirements coverage, and managing the full test lifecycle within JIRA.

Xpand Addons - Addon Discovery Day 2017

Xpand Add-ons has been helping teams innovate faster since 2004 through their add-ons for Atlassian products like Jira. They have 30 employees across 3 offices in Portugal and the UK, with over 3,500 installations of their 2 apps, Xray and Xporter for Jira, in more than 70 countries. They have a presence on the Atlassian Marketplace since 2013 and have served over 3,000 customers across 75 countries.

Xray for Jira 3.0 - What's New?

Xray v3 introduces new features for test management within JIRA including a test repository, test plan board, and test evolution gadget. The test repository provides a hierarchical organization of tests within a project. The test plan board allows hierarchical organization of tests at execution time. The test evolution gadget tracks testing progress and identifies regressions. These new features aim to improve test organization and visibility of testing status.

Xray for Jira - Overview

Xray for JIRA is a test management plugin that allows users to manage both manual and automated tests inside JIRA. It enables specifying test cases and preconditions, organizing test cases using test sets or hierarchies, planning tests with test plans, and executing tests by creating test executions and test runs. Xray integrates with automated test frameworks and provides reporting and traceability between requirements, tests, test runs, and defects.

Xporter for Jira - Advanced topics

This document outlines the advanced features of the Xporter add-on for JIRA, including: getting templates to the next level with formatting functions, conditional blocks, and JavaScript statements; using workflow post-functions to upload or email exported documents; creating scheduled reports to email regularly; integrating with other add-ons like Xray and Structure; and providing a REST API for external systems to generate documents. It also briefly introduces the Xporter team and some of their clients and products.

Keynote - Xamarin Experience London 2017

This document traces the evolution of mobile technology and user experiences from 1998 to 2016. It highlights key mobile devices from brands like Nokia, Alcatel, and HTC that helped drive innovation out of necessity. It discusses how mobile is now central to digital transformation across various industries like banking, media, healthcare, and retail by connecting users to relevant experiences. While technology exists to enable these connections, it is up to people to implement it in a way that makes a real difference.

Welcome & Introduction – Xamarin Experience London 2017

The document contains an agenda for an event discussing mobile applications and technologies. The agenda includes welcome and introductory remarks, four speaker sessions on topics like Xamarin, Sitecore, and mobile app speed and services. There will also be a coffee break and closing remarks. Additional information notes Xpand IT has over 3000 customers in over 76 countries and describes two Xpand IT products: an add-on for managing software tests in JIRA, and a tool for exporting JIRA issues to different file formats using templates.

Gathering Customer Insights with Sitecore - Xamarin Experience London 2017

1) Traditional disconnected technologies fragment the customer experience, while customers expect personalization across all channels in real time. 2) Sitecore connects customer intelligence, content, and automation to precisely engage individuals contextually across channels from a single platform. 3) The Sitecore platform includes a connected customer profile and experience database, segmentation and automation tools, and analytics to optimize engagement across the entire customer journey.

Why Speed Matters in Mobile Apps – Xamarin Experience London 2017

The document discusses in-app payments and mobile app development. It notes that conversion rates for mobile commerce are 30-40% compared to 1-2% for e-commerce. Mobile apps provide loyalty benefits, with one retailer cited seeing 40% of purchases from their mobile app. Good user experience, speed, and convenience are important for apps. The document discusses advantages of using the Xamarin framework for developing mobile apps, including leveraging existing C# skills, native user experience, and speed of building and deploying apps. It promotes a mobile SDK from Alternative Payments Ltd (Judopay) that can integrate payments in 15 minutes and provides customization and fraud detection capabilities.

Mobile & Cognitive Services | Harnessing the Power of IoT – Xamarin Experienc...

Cognitive Services are a collection of AI services from Microsoft that allow developers to add capabilities like speech, language, vision, and knowledge to their applications using simple APIs. The services cover areas like computer vision, language processing, speech, search, and knowledge and can be combined to build intelligent applications. Developers can easily integrate Cognitive Services into their apps to handle tasks like image recognition, text translation, sentiment analysis and more with just a few lines of code.

Atlassian Tools in Practice: A Customer Success Story – Xpand IT & Atlassian ...

This document discusses Critical Software's use of Atlassian tools like JIRA, Confluence, and Bitbucket. It provides an overview of how Critical Software has adopted these tools for issues tracking, project management, testing, code reviews, and more. The document also discusses Critical Software's certification process and how they use JIRA to support agile, risk management, exporting, and custom workflows.

The Secret Sauce of Successful Teams - Xpand IT & Atlassian JAM Sessions 2017

The document discusses the key factors that make teams high-performing, referred to as the "secret sauce" of successful teams. It identifies strong structure, shared mindset, supportive context, and compelling direction as important elements. It provides examples of how companies can foster these elements, such as establishing OKRs, transparency, cross-functional teams, rituals and refreshments, innovation time, and measuring team health. The overall message is that great teams have the right combination of these factors to unleash their full potential.

Quality Assurance Made Easy in JIRA - Xpand IT & Atlassian JAM Sessions 2017

Sérgio Freire's presentation discusses using JIRA and the Xray add-on for quality assurance and test management. The presentation covers leveraging JIRA's features for testing through customizing workflows, fields and screens. It also describes how Xray allows specifying tests and preconditions, organizing them in test sets and plans, and executing tests to get results. Xray provides visibility of testing status and results on Agile boards and generates reports to track requirement coverage.

Improved Reporting with JIRA Add-ons - Xpand IT & Atlassian JAM Sessions 2017

This document discusses the eazyBI add-on for JIRA which allows for custom reporting beyond JIRA's built-in reports. It provides drag-and-drop reporting with many chart types, powerful calculations, and integrations with other JIRA add-ons. Examples of custom reports include issues by status over time, burn down/up charts, and correlations. The eazyBI add-on works with JIRA Server, Datacenter, and Cloud.

How our Team Collaborates with Atlassian Tools - Xpand IT & Atlassian JAM Ses...

Welcome & Introduction - Xpand IT & Atlassian JAM Sessions 2017

The document appears to be an agenda for an event hosted by Xpand IT focusing on collaboration tools. The agenda includes: - Welcome and introductions from Paulo Lopes, CEO of Xpand IT and Pedro Gonçalves, CTO of Xpand IT. - Presentations on team collaboration using Atlassian tools, improved reporting with JIRA add-ons, quality assurance in JIRA, and a customer success story using Atlassian tools. - Networking breaks and a Q&A session are also included on the agenda. Additional details are provided about Xpand IT's experience and offerings related to Atlassian tools.

The Real World with OpenShift - Red Hat DevOps & Microservices Conference 2017