Meet the Team: Travis Terbrack
Meet Travis, Root16 Consultant. Travis expertise is with Model Driven & Canvas Power Apps. Learn more about Travis and his experience in this blog.
Category: Blog
Root16’s Gameathon raises $3K for Children’s Miracle Network!
Root16 raised over $3,000 for the Children’s Miracle Network! Click here to read all about this year’s Gameathon!
Power Platform: The Toolbox You Already Own
The Microsoft Power Platform is a set of low-code tools that enable you to analyze your data, act on business challenges, automate processes, and assist with routine tasks and questions. All of these things can be done in a familiar environment. Built on Azure, these tools inherit the same security, certifications, and controls your organization is already using. Built-in connectors with other Microsoft cloud services, and countless others, make utilizing and interacting with existing data even easier.
Meet the Team: Blake Scarlavai
Name: Blake Scarlavai Position: Principal Consultant Expertise: Technical Experience: I’ve been working […]
Application Lifecycle Management for PowerApps
Learn how to effectively manage the lifecycle of your PowerApps with our comprehensive blog on Application Lifecycle Management. Discover best practices for building, testing, deploying, and maintaining your PowerApps to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and techniques in PowerApps development with our expert insights and practical tips.
Root16 celebrates another successful year!
Last week we hosted our annual holiday party near the Fulton Market District in Chicago! It was wonderful to celebrate with our team and their loved ones. Complete with a live band, killer food, limbo, and even late night pizza… it’s safe to say everyone had a blast.
Root16 has planted new roots!
We are excited to share that Root16 has a brand-new office space in Chicago! […]
Microsoft released updates to the Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App
Microsoft recently released updates to the Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile app. The update includes experience improvements for the previous version as well as the following improvements, according to Microsoft’s documentation:
Consider privileges set by teams for creating and editing operations.
Show “ApplicationRequired” fields by default when not explicitly added to the default QVF for an entity.
The updates that Root16 finds most helpful have to do with the quick-add function on the Sales Mobile App.
Meet the Team: Kelly
Name: Kelly Esquivel Position: Director of Talent Acquisition Expertise: Helping companies grow, one […]
Should I customize my CRM?
CRM configuration vs. customization Though they might seem to be synonyms, when […]