Tired of chasing variable values across apps, flows, and environments? In this session we show how to remove both local variables and environment variables by treating configuration as data, moving to a more centralized and secure solution, editable by a select group of users. We’ll walk through a reference architecture using Dataverse tables, least‑privilege roles, and a lightweight admin app that exposes feature flags, endpoints, and environment‑specific settings without redeploying solutions. You’ll see how this pattern streamlines ALM with pipelines, reduces merge conflicts, and makes smoke tests deterministic. We’ll compare performance, traceability, and failure modes vs. environment variables, and share implementation templates for Power Apps, Power Automate, and solution packaging. Leave with a repeatable approach that shortens release cycles and hands configuration control to those who own it.
A session where we are focussing on learnings from real-life projects. We will start by introducing the concepts and the goals behind moving away from environmental variables. We proceed to present specific use cases which has given proven value to our customers, before ending on a practical note where we show how this can be set up and utilized in both Power Automate and Power Apps. The idea is to be a bit thought-provocative, while being able to justify our claim through these real-world exa
Kenneth Krogh Rodum is a Power Platform architect with over 12 years of experience working with Microsoft technologies. Since Power Platform’s launch in 2018, he has specialized as a developer and architect, leading Power Platform initiatives and helping organizations unlock the full potential of low-code solutions. Kenneth is passionate about combining Power Platform with the broader Microsoft 365 ecosystem to create seamless, innovative experiences that deliver real business value. When he’s not architecting solutions, he’s sharing insights and best practices to help others build smarter, more connected applications.