New Maker Guidelines for Power Platform Governance and Administration

UG Expert Kylie Kiser highlights the new maker guidelines for Power Platform governance and administration.

Key Takeaways

• Helping makers: This feature gives users a better way to share with makers and help them within their workflow so that they know what’s allowed in the organization. In this context, makers could refer to citizen developers or members of the technical team, for instance. “That kind of depends on how you have that set up in your organization,” Kylie notes.
• Microsoft’s vision: Part of Microsoft’s vision for this is that makers anywhere across an organization could get started in building things that could eventually become useful for their department or even for the whole organization.
• Managed environments: Users will see default environment routing within managed environments. The default environment routing can guide makers to the appropriate environment that they should be working in. Once managed environments are on, you can enable maker content.