This post is a combined effort of Susan Bell and Brenan GreenwoodTubbs, combining skills in Azure DevOps and Power Platform, respectively Even as recently as a year ago, the release of Power Platform solutions has been a highly manual affair – it did not rely on any of the DevOps best practices we established for […]
Microsoft Dataverse rise to prominence comes at a time when businesses are generating and collecting vast amounts of data from various sources, including customer interactions, IoT devices and social media. This data growth highlighted the need for structured data storage and management solutions. Started in 2016 as The Common Data Service, the platform was introduced […]
July 10th marks the kickoff of DevWeek! We fly all MercuryWorks employees into Tampa and spend the week collaborating and “sharpening the saw”.
Whether you are headed to the beach, the mountains or just a staycation, summer reading is a true joy. Here are some Mercury favorites.
Dataverse is one of Microsoft’s newer data storage and management platforms. The data backbone for Power Platform storing data in a scalable and secure environment that drives robust model-driven Power Apps.
Explore the strategic role of feature flags in modern product management, enabling agile development and iterative releases. Discover how feature flags empower product teams to control feature rollouts, gather user feedback, and deliver value-driven products.
What is the difference between Managed and Unmanaged Solutions and how does it fit into Application Lifecycle Management practices?
Perhaps no software engineering tool is quite as universally adopted throughout the industry as version control – nor is there one done in as many flavors.
While MercuryWorks specializes in custom software development, we realize that sometimes it makes more sense to buy a needed software component for your product than building your own. How should you decide which way to go? While not a thorough treatise, here are some dimensions to consider.
Engineering is a complex and ever-evolving field that requires clear and concise communication in order to be successful. Whether you’re a seasoned engineer with years of experience or just starting out in the field, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the most common and useful engineering acronyms.