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Sure, use the best tool. But the reality is nothing comes close to what Microsoft is building. As a consultant, when an organisation is already heavily invested
by ryanjshaw 6y ago
Sure, use the best tool. But the reality is nothing comes close to what Microsoft is building. As a consultant, when an organisation is already heavily invested in M365 then a PowerApp-based solution is a no brainer except for specialized requirements (eg low latency, complex or big data processing, etc.) The pricing model seems to be the only major issue I can see right now.
- jonsen 6y agoI can’t argue with that. That was not my point.