Roadmap & Platform
Microsoft changes how teams plan what comes next.
The biggest platform-level change this month is not a single feature: Microsoft is moving business-application roadmap disclosure to a continuous, cross-product model.
Release waves give way to the AI at Work roadmap
Microsoft has begun moving Dynamics 365, Power Platform and Dataverse roadmap content into the AI at Work roadmap. New capabilities are now published continuously as plans are committed, with roadmap items progressing through In Development, Rolling Out and Launched rather than waiting for twice-yearly release-plan publications.
Why it mattersArchitecture and change-management teams should adjust their release-review process now: the roadmap becomes an always-on planning source, while Message Center remains important for tenant-specific change notifications.
Read the source →microsoft.comRefreshed model-driven navigation reaches GA
Power Apps' streamlined header and navigation experience reaches general availability, bringing a cleaner app shell, more working space on forms and views, and closer alignment with Microsoft 365 design patterns. Makers retain an app setting to control adoption.
Why it mattersTeams with heavily customized model-driven apps should validate command bars, navigation, embedded controls and user guidance before enabling the refreshed shell broadly.
Read the source →learn.microsoft.comPush notifications expand to custom-branded Power Apps
Power Apps is extending push notifications beyond the standard Power Apps mobile player to wrapped, custom-branded Android and iOS apps. Makers can configure notification support through the wrap experience and connect the mobile packages to Firebase messaging.
Why it mattersOrganizations delivering branded frontline or customer-facing mobile experiences can add timely notifications without forcing users back into the standard Power Apps mobile container.
Read the source →learn.microsoft.com