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EPPC26 Session Recap — Filip Kocevski European Power Platform Conference, Copenhagen | Thursday, July 2, 2026 | Track: Power Platform | Level 300 Filip Kocevski opened with numbers, not opinions: per the 2025 Gartner report and the New South Benchmark… Continue Reading →
European Power Platform Conference, Copenhagen | Thursday, July 1, 2026 | Track: Copilot Studio | Level 300 MCP servers are the topic of every conversation at every AI conference in 2026. But for Power Platform professionals, the natural question isn’t… Continue Reading →
Tomasz Poszytek’s EPPC26 session on debugging and proactive error handling in Power Automate Cloud Flows: Try/Catch patterns with Scopes, the result() and workflow() expressions, child flow pitfalls, and custom logging to Application Insights.
EPPC26 Session Recap — my own talk European Power Platform Conference, Copenhagen | Thursday, July 2, 2026 | Track: Power Automate | Level 300 My own last session of EPPC26, last day, one of the last slots on the agenda… Continue Reading →
What happens when you don’t just build agents—but use agents to build agents? In my session “Agent Stories Part 1: Copilot Studio agent development with an agentic approach”, I walked through a very practical and hands-on example of how agent… Continue Reading →
Sometimes making my own videos are … not so great as Matthew’s. Below is the video I followed when creating my document for the Proposal Operator. Created as tool – FAIL I first created it as tool. Same prompt but… Continue Reading →
I created Power Automate flows with Claude for existing demo functionality it was time to test them. I used Claude to create me smoke test cases meaning happy path. I took the first flow into designer and looked what it… Continue Reading →
I started my virtual machine and entered Claude Code in CLI. This was not the same way as with Copilot Studio, that I first export empty agents into my virtual machine and then let Claude to work on them. I… Continue Reading →
Most organizations no longer struggle with building AI agents. They struggle with trust. Once you move beyond demos and proofs of concept, the same questions always surface: An agent that is useful, predictable, and defensible in enterprise environments. Architecture Overview… Continue Reading →
Power Automate is often introduced as a low-code automation tool. In real projects, however, it behaves much more like a distributed execution engine where structure, error handling, permissions, and performance decisions matter. In my recent Experts Live Denmark 2026 session,… Continue Reading →