🚀 Accelerate your digital transformation by leveraging the full potential of the Microsoft Power Platform! From rapid app development and seamless process automation to unified data insights and enterprise-grade security, it’s everything your business needs to stay agile and compliant. Check out my latest infographic breaking down the core benefits.👇 #PowerPlatform #PowerApps #PowerAutomate #DigitalTransformation #Dataverse

Power Apps – Dataverse Agent users with Microsoft Entra Agent ID [MC1300981] - Message ID: MC1300981 We’re introducing a new feature in public preview, Dataverse Agent users, powered by Microsoft Entra Agent ID. Rollout of this feature will start on May 4, 2026, and is expected to reach North America by May 22,… https://lnkd.in/emPnm-Yj

New Finding — Microsoft 365 Copilot App Crashes We’ve published a new finding related to crashes in m365copilot.exe, specifically version 19.2604, faulting in ucrtbase.dll. What we’re seeing: Observed across 600+ organizations Trend began increasing near the end of April Classified as medium severity Impact depends on how heavily users rely on Microsoft 365 Copilot features May affect Copilot Hub functionality, cross-app Copilot experiences, or AI-assisted workflows across Microsoft 365 At this point, there is no documented root cause or validated resolution. The crash pattern appears strongly associated with the recent 19.2604 release, so we’ll continue monitoring for changes or future Microsoft guidance. 📄 Full finding: https://bit.ly/4tvORb1 This is part of our ongoing IT Crash & Stability Findings work, where ControlUp uses anonymized telemetry across customer environments to identify emerging application and service stability issues early. You can browse the full list of findings here: https://bit.ly/4flSiNQ If you’re seeing similar crashes or have additional version details, please share in the thread. Community feedback helps validate the scope and identify useful patterns faster.

New Finding — Microsoft 365 Copilot App Crashes We’ve published a new finding related to crashes in m365copilot.exe, specifically version 19.2604, faulting in ucrtbase.dll. What we’re seeing: Observed across 600+ organizations Trend began increasing near the end of April Classified as medium severity Impact depends on how heavily users rely on Microsoft 365 Copilot features May affect Copilot Hub functionality, cross-app Copilot experiences, or AI-assisted workflows across Microsoft 365 At this point, there is no documented root cause or validated resolution. The crash pattern appears strongly associated with the recent 19.2604 release, so we’ll continue monitoring for changes or future Microsoft guidance. 📄 Full finding: https://bit.ly/4fdsmnB This is part of our ongoing IT Crash & Stability Findings work, where ControlUp uses anonymized telemetry across customer environments to identify emerging application and service stability issues early. You can browse the full list of findings here: https://bit.ly/4wo1VBX If you’re seeing similar crashes or have additional version details, please share in the thread. Community feedback helps validate the scope and identify useful patterns faster.

New Finding — Microsoft 365 Copilot App Crashes We’ve published a new finding related to crashes in m365copilot.exe, specifically version 19.2604, faulting in ucrtbase.dll. What we’re seeing: Observed across 600+ organizations Trend began increasing near the end of April Classified as medium severity Impact depends on how heavily users rely on Microsoft 365 Copilot features May affect Copilot Hub functionality, cross-app Copilot experiences, or AI-assisted workflows across Microsoft 365 At this point, there is no documented root cause or validated resolution. The crash pattern appears strongly associated with the recent 19.2604 release, so we’ll continue monitoring for changes or future Microsoft guidance. 📄 Full finding: https://bit.ly/4dfTLCU This is part of our ongoing IT Crash & Stability Findings work, where ControlUp uses anonymized telemetry across customer environments to identify emerging application and service stability issues early. You can browse the full list of findings here: https://bit.ly/4ff6Fn9 If you’re seeing similar crashes or have additional version details, please share in the thread. Community feedback helps validate the scope and identify useful patterns faster.

New Finding — Microsoft 365 Copilot App Crashes We’ve published a new finding related to crashes in m365copilot.exe, specifically version 19.2604, faulting in ucrtbase.dll. What we’re seeing: Observed across 600+ organizations Trend began increasing near the end of April Classified as medium severity Impact depends on how heavily users rely on Microsoft 365 Copilot features May affect Copilot Hub functionality, cross-app Copilot experiences, or AI-assisted workflows across Microsoft 365 At this point, there is no documented root cause or validated resolution. The crash pattern appears strongly associated with the recent 19.2604 release, so we’ll continue monitoring for changes or future Microsoft guidance. 📄 Full finding: https://bit.ly/4dfTLCU This is part of our ongoing IT Crash & Stability Findings work, where ControlUp uses anonymized telemetry across customer environments to identify emerging application and service stability issues early. You can browse the full list of findings here: https://bit.ly/4ff6Fn9 If you’re seeing similar crashes or have additional version details, please share in the thread. Community feedback helps validate the scope and identify useful patterns faster.

Microsoft’s April 2026 Copilot Studio update adds stronger governance, workflow automation, and app integrations. It introduces Microsoft Agent 365 for centralized agent management, new admin and analytics controls, workflow testing tools, and in-chat app experiences. The release helps organizations scale AI agents with better visibility into performance, security, and costs, while enabling deeper integration with business systems. #CopilotStudio #AIWorkflowAutomation #EnterpriseAI #MicrosoftCopilot #AIGovernance

🤖 New in Microsoft 365 Copilot: Cowork gets mobile support and plugins Cowork is designed for long-running, multi-step work inside Microsoft 365 Copilot Now, it becomes more useful in two ways: ▶️ Mobile support Cowork is rolling out in the Microsoft 365 Copilot app on iOS and Android, so users can start, follow, and continue delegated work from their phone ▶️ Plugins Cowork can now be extended with native and custom plugins, adding new skills and connectors to the experience. This means organizations can bring more tools and data into Cowork workflows, including Microsoft services like Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Fabric Other partner integrations are also coming, including LSEG, Miro, monday.com, and S&P Global Energy Useful for tasks like: ✅ preparing meeting follow-ups ✅ creating documents ✅ coordinating calendar actions ✅ working across business systems ✅ reusing specific skills in repeated workflows Available through the Frontier program #Microsoft365Copilot #Copilot #AI #FutureOfWork #Agents

*** New Modern Data Grid in Power Apps (Canvas Apps) *** Microsoft has introduced the Modern Data Grid (Fluent UI based control) > Built‑in search & sorting > Row selection and in‑row actions (buttons) > Cleaner and modern UI compared to classic Table or Gallery controls > Ideal for dashboards and trackers #PowerApps #PowerPlatform #CanvasApps #ModernControls #LowCode #M365