Power Pages in a Day

The "Power Pages in a Day" workshop offers a dynamic, hands-on experience tailored to equip your organization with the skills to build secure, responsive, and data-driven web portals using Microsoft Power Pages. This interactive session takes participants through a comprehensive roadmap, guiding them step-by-step from the initial stages of planning user journeys to the advanced processes of data integration. By the end of the workshop, your team will have an in-depth understanding of how to construct portals that enhance user engagement, streamline access to critical business information, and reflect your organization’s unique brand identity.

The workshop agenda is meticulously structured to ensure each stage of the portal-building process is thoroughly explored. It begins with a "Design Workshop" where key user journeys are identified, and essential portal features are prioritized. Next, the "Intro to Power Pages" module delves into the platform's core functionalities, responsive design, and customization options. In the "Hands-on Portal Creation" phase, participants will create a sample portal, integrating business data to bring the portal to life. As the session progresses, "Customization & Branding" provides guidance on applying custom design elements that align with your organization's branding. Finally, "Data Integration & Security" addresses secure data connectivity, covering CRM, ERP, and other essential systems to create a seamless, secure data experience.

Key Features: • User-Friendly Portal Design: Intuitive, customizable, and responsive web portals. • Secure Data Integration: Seamlessly connect with enterprise applications like CRM and ERP. • Compliance and Scalability: Secure, compliant, and scalable solutions tailored to your needs.

Business Impacts: • Improved Data Accessibility: Easy, secure access to essential data for both customers and employees. • Increased Productivity: Reduce dependency on IT with user-managed portal content. • Enhanced Collaboration: Strengthen internal and external communication through shared access points.