Always prove you’re a human
AI makes it seem easy to sound intelligent without being present. It also makes it super simple to throw all your social capital down the drain.
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Claude vs. a €12 Bluetooth keyboard on Linux
AI coding agents are great at solving pure software issues. How about hardware debugging? The observation gap is the real killer there.
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Why it matters
We don’t write just to deliver a payload of importance. We write to think. The sudden flood of “why it matters” formula in written content is not a positive sign for this.
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The internet made me do it
From BBS to LLM, typing meaningfully into text boxes is the one underrated superpower the internet gave me.
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Why start a newsletter instead of writing a blog
First came the social media algorithms, now the generative AI bots. People who want to have an impact through writing & sharing their thoughts should reconsider how to connect with their audience.
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The world beyond apps – my thoughts on AI’s impact
How LLM based generative AI systems are challenging the role of traditional business applications, as well as the job roles of people building them.
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First impressions on Power Platform 2020 Release Wave 1
On Jan 27th Microsoft published their plans for the upcoming 2020 Release Wave 1. We have a lot to digest once again, so here are my top picks from the Power Platform side of Microsoft Business Applications. If you don’t have time to read through 100+ pages, then maybe you should start checking out these features and work your way through the rest.
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Year 2019 in Microsoft Business Applications
What were this year’s top 3 most notable themes in the world of MS business applications? We saw the rise of the low-code movement, a number of changes in the already complex licensing model of Power Platform, and the evolution of Microsoft’s data story to help organizations make better use of new AI innovations. Here are some thoughts on why these will continue to have an impact in 2020.
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4 Stages of MS Cloud Business Apps Evolution
In the past I’ve written about the History of Microsoft CRM from it’s first 10 years. I’ve also explored how the platform evolution up until Dynamics CRM 2013 had changed the product and how we worked with it. This time I want to focus on specifically the Microsoft Cloud era. I started to think about […]
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Top 3 Themes for Dynamics 365 in 2018
What were the biggest news and announcements from 2018 for the Microsoft Business Applications ecosystem? Here’s my top 3 picks.
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Ignite 2018 & The Power of Microsoft’s Platform
Just like last year, I was fortunate to be able to escape the chilly Finnish autumn weather to sunny and warm Orlando this September, to attend the Microsoft Ignite 2018 conference. This time my visit to Florida did not contain a whole lot of sunlight, though, as my stay in that region was focused strictly […]
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Reflecting on Dynamics 365
The past couple of months leading to the Microsoft Dynamics 365 commercial launch have been interesting, to say the least. A lot of things happening, but in a way that hasn’t been all too easy to grasp. I’ve started a lot of draft blog articles around the topic yet I haven’t written that much about […]
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