PPDB 5-24: Dual Write with George Granata

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In todays PPDB (Brought to you ClickLearn), Brad Koontz talks to George Granata from Microsoft. Aside from being Brad’s neighbor, George is a seasoned technical specialist from Microsoft focused on the Power Platform in the public sector. Topics include Dual Write (not Dual Rights), Unified Interface, the Stanley Cup and why the best restaurants in Dunwoody are actually in Chamblee.

Dual Write https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/business-applications-release-notes/april19/cdm-data-integration/dual-write-link-common-data-service-apps

Unified Interface and Maker Portal https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/admin/about-unified-interface

Stanley Cup https://www.nhl.com/

Consensus best restaurant in Dunwoody is actually in Chamblee http://hopstix.com/

Music:www.purple-planet.com

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