This week I took two Azure AI Certifications and PASSED! I had studied but was also pretty surprised that I had been able to handle these more technical items. When I shared this on Twitter, I started getting lots of questions so let's talk through the basics. I passed two Azure AI Certifications! First of … Continue reading Azure AI Certifications
Here we see Hashtag, the DC Power Platform Chapter mascot, studying too! I am frequently asked for help finding Power Platform Training Resources or providing assistance to those just getting started. So, I thought I would compile these resources into a quick blog. Feel free to add your tips and resources in the comments! First … Continue reading Power Platform Training Resources
The most important part of taking a certification is planning your celebration food. For me I went out for some bbq and pecan pie. This is just another donut that I also ate (credit to Astro Donuts). Last week I took the Power Platform Solution Architect Exams! The current (and retiring exam) is the MB-600. … Continue reading Power Platform Solution Architect Exams
I recently took the MB2-715 and MB2-716 to achieve my Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) so I wanted to share my study methods to help you! I do want to preface this by saying that I am a test taker. I enjoy taking tests and do not have any kind of test anxiety. This means … Continue reading MCSA Microsoft Dynamics 365 Certification Tests
Let's catch up on the CRM blogs of the lovely month of July.For those who love to pursue certifications - check out Hosk's overview of Tips on Passing the MB2-712 Customizations and Config exam.Ledgeview Partners shared a quick tip on Removing an Entity from Quick Create in Dynamics CRM. Remember that Activity types cannot be … Continue reading July 2016 Blog Review
This blog review will encompass the updates for the weeks of January 29th and February 5th. Let's jump right in to it!PowerObjects posted about Business Process Flows: Conditional AND Statements in Branching Logic. This explains how to properly use branching logic in Business Process Flows.PowerObjects also shared Who Wore it Best: System Views vs. Personal Views. This … Continue reading February 3 Blog Review
Today, May 3rd, is my Two Year Blogaversary! I am so happy for this opportunity to have a small voice in the CRM Community. Over the past few years I have come a long way. I have gone from no certifications to five with another one in the works. I used to just attend CRMUG … Continue reading Two Year Blogaversary!
Welcome everyone! It is a lovely spring day here and I hope all of you are enjoying the same luxury. Just take a few quick minutes to catch up on your CRM news and then you can go outside and frolic. That’s probably what I will be doing.So we have 3 very important things to … Continue reading April 17 Blog Review
It’s time for the first blog review for 2015!PowerObjects gave us some insight into The Art of Campaign Design: Marketing Automation in Microsoft Dynamics Marketing. This shows a little bit about how to set up campaigns in MDM and how to set up some automation.PowerObjects also talked about Key Considerations for Writing Scripts for CRM … Continue reading January 9 Blog Review
The blog world was relatively quiet this week, seems like everyone was out enjoying the long weekend. Leon Tribe was reading over the weekend and posted a Book Review for an Applications Certification Guide. Personally, when I took the Applications exam I only used the Microsoft training. Since they wrote the test I assumed they … Continue reading May 31 Blog Review