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Empower Your World - Blog Index and Plan
Empower Your World - Blog Index and Plan

The thoughts and approach to a holistic enablement strategy for Low-Code in any organisation considering Platform, Process, and People!

This post breaks down the key areas, modules, and the blog posts I’ve written (in black) or plan to write (in orange) and will act as an ongoing index for easy navigation to the topics that interest you.

Copilots in the Flow of Work - But when?
Copilot
Copilots in the Flow of Work - But when?
Copilot

There are an increasing number of Copilots with varying capabilities and strengths and surfaced in different areas of the Microsoft platform. This post provides a simplified view of these and explains how they are used ‘in the flow of work'‘

Copilot
Scalable Governance v2
Principles, Strategy, Scalable Governance
Scalable Governance v2
Principles, Strategy, Scalable Governance

Not all solutions are the same complexity, criticality, size so we can’t, or more importantly shouldn’t, look to govern them all in a single way. Small solutions should be governed lightly, more critical or sensitive solutions should be governed robustly.

In v2 of this scalable governance model this model gives an improved method of defining a common language and a standard way of assessing and defining action around different scales of ideas, use cases, and solutions, whilst giving flexibility to apply it to any organisation, in any industry, at any scale.

Principles, Strategy, Scalable Governance
Strategy, Purpose Simon Owen Strategy, Purpose Simon Owen

Vision & Strategy

How do we define a vision and strategy for our Power Platform Implementation? Then break that down into a roadmap of goals which we can translate down into a series of aligned activities to achieve our vision over time.

So… Where to start… The approach I’m going to use to break this down is to talk about Vision, Strategy, Roadmap, and OKRs and we’re going to think about Power Platform in our organisation as a ‘Product’ rather than a ‘Project’.

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