In the early 2000s, Microsoft launched InfoPath to help businesses automate forms and streamline the data collection process. As one of the co-inventors of the application, I hold four patents related to InfoPath and am intimately familiar with the product’s
Microsoft Forms to Replace InfoPath? Microsoft: “No.” Like many of our customers, we’ve been tracking Microsoft comments regarding the retirement and replacement of InfoPath since the deprecation of InfoPath was announced in early 2014. When the new Microsoft Forms product
Some Limitations of Microsoft PowerApps “InfoPath does many, many things, and not all of them are in PowerApps just yet. Some of them, frankly, might not ever get there.” (Chris McNulty at Build, May 2017) PowerApps is the designated replacement
App Maker and PowerApps recently entered the arena of low-code and no-code app development. Here’s a first look at how they compare. Both Google App Maker and Microsoft PowerApps seek to offer their enterprise customers an alternative to mobile app
3 things to know about PowerApps as an InfoPath successor The wait is over — Microsoft has now designated PowerApps as the successor to InfoPath. On the occasion of PowerApps being released to general availability this week, here’s our take.
Everyone using InfoPath is concerned about finding an InfoPath replacement. To help with planning, we update this post with the all latest information we can find about the changing retirement status of InfoPath 2013. InfoPath status in a nutshell There
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InfoPath Alternatives: Extending the Matrix A popular new chart compares feature sets of seven InfoPath replacement possibilities. We suggest adding one more column. Maarten Visser recently posted a deck on SlideShare, InfoPath Alternatives and the Potential of PowerApps. The topic was
Microsoft PowerApps Yesterday (November 30, 2015) when Microsoft announced the limited availability of the new PowerApps product, Twitter users immediately raised the question: Is this the long-awaited Microsoft replacement for InfoPath? The Twitter hype cycle 1. Excitement over InfoPath replacement
