Azure B2C, short for "Azure Active Directory B2C," or "Azure Business-to-Customer," is a cloud-based identity and access management service provided by Microsoft as part of the Azure cloud platform. It is designed to help organizations manage and secure customer identities and access to their applications and services.

Azure AD, or Azure Active Directory, is a cloud-based identity and access management service provided by Microsoft. It serves as a foundation for managing user identities and controlling access to various resources in the Microsoft Azure cloud ecosystem, as well as other integrated applications and services.

Websites come in many different shapes and sizes.  They can run on a variety of platforms and use several different coding languages.  Despite these differences, all clients want the same the same result from their websites … deliver an easy way to capture and track their website leads in their CRM system.

We've been busy renewing and taking new certifications. One certification that we recently passed is the Exam PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer. This exam is designed to measure our knowledge in developing within the power platform. Some of the key components measured are:
Configuring the Microsoft Dataverse

If you're not familiar with what this service is, it is basically your own secure, cloud-based database to manage and use with multiple business applications (such as those in the Microsoft power platform). It comes with some pre-built tables to store data such as Customers, Leads, Opportunities, but you can easily create your own custom tables specific to your business needs.

Here at Beringer, we play with technology all the time.
We're deep into cutting edge technologies like…

Microsoft Azure integration services
Microsoft Azure DevOps pipeline deployment
Microsoft .NET application development
Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics 365
Microsoft Office 365 and Azure Active Directory
Managed services and support applications
Cyber security and compliance solutions
Microsoft Cloud Productivity

You may not be aware of what these technologies are, but you shouldn't let that scare you away from an internship in technology.

Microsoft has introduced the beginning to the end of life for .NET Core 3.1. Extended support for this officially ends on December 3, 2022. To avoid disruption to your processes, Microsoft is recommending that you update your Azure Functions to .NET 6 before then.

The Dynamics 365 & Power Platform new releases are here, and they bring new innovations that provide you with significant capabilities to transform your business.

The Dynamics 365 release contains hundreds of new features across Dynamics 365 applications, including Marketing, Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Finance, Supply Chain Management, Intelligent Order Management, Project Operations, Human Resources, Commerce, Fraud Protection, Business Central, Connected Spaces, Guides, Customer Insights, and Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, Financial Services, Nonprofit, Sustainability, and Retail.

You've been hearing buzz about Microsoft's Azure platform. Maybe there has been some discussion around moving company assets "to the cloud." Specifically, to the cloud-based platform you already use every day with Office 365, Exchange Online,  Power Platform, portal.

A subscription to Microsoft Visual Studio includes a broad selection of options designed to enable Azure cloud development activities. Visit the Visual Studio subscription portal at https://my.visualstudio.com to find resources such as training, developer tools, support documentation and cloud services.

Over the past two years, companies have found it necessary to pivot away from the traditional "work in the office" mindset to allow remote work for as many roles as possible. If you worked for a company where remote work was not only possible, but somewhat of a norm, then the pandemic just sent you home to work all the time, in a familiar way.