Want to become a PowerApps partner?

[Akansha]

Become a PowerApps partner! Attend a free PowerApps Partner Airlift to grow your capacity and business in PowerApps. If you’re a practice lead, ask your resources sign up for the Airlift today. It is best to build begin building your PowerApps capacity with a pre-sales architect and a solution architect to pursue new customer acquisitions and drive adoption of your Office, Dynamics and Azure solutions. Seats are limited and assigned on first-come, first-serve basis.

PowerApps Partner Airlift

Why add PowerApps to your practices?

• Implement solutions with 3-month ROI
• Save on developer time by nearly 70%
• Modernize both 1st and 3rd party applications on one single platform

Why become a PowerApps partner?

• Gain market visibility on powerapps.com
• Run co-branded marketing campaigns
• Drive targeted leads for your service offerings

[JagKrishnan]

I am interested in becoming Power Apps partner

[markuswolff]

I want to participate at the Airlift in Munich. The requirements there (https://www.microsoftevents.com/profile/form/index.cfm?PKformID=0x89730550001&ch=x5) state, that it is necessary to finish the beginner track of a learning path with the name "Power Apps and Microsoft Flow learning path". When I click on the link, I get 18 results, including 4 learning paths. However, the only one, which relates to PowerApps is "Create a canvas app in Power Apps". I don't think that this is the correct one. Maybe, after the creation of the event, these resources have changed.

Could you please tell me, what I need to complete, to fullfil the criteria.

Thanks.

[Digisurface]

We are working with Multiple client in PowerApps Application . PowerApps Application is using more than 300 active users and 30 concurrent users .

We will show demo as well with capablity. 

We are ready work with company who is using powerApps and Automate along with SQL , CDS ,Sharepoint Impala and any connector .    

Request you to kindly allow us to show us experience . 

[PerWerngren]

PowerApps and Flow are great for building apps in 'low code fashion'!

I have seen several companies that have been able to build a decent practice out of it. I'm especially thinking about giving people with great understanding of business processes the ability to build apps that gives 'digital support'!

And low code/no code is really hot today! It's a way to democratize app development!

Regards, Per