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Pieter Veenstra

Microsoft Productivity Principal Architect at HybrIT Services

Pieter Veenstra is a seasoned IT professional with a rich background in IT consultancies in the Netherlands and the UK. He has cultivated a diverse skill set through his experiences in various companies and sectors. Pieter is a valued member of multiple teams at Microsoft, including the prestigious Microsoft Teams Elite team, comprising the top 100 MVPs in the Microsoft Teams sphere. He collaborates closely with numerous Microsoft engineering teams, including SharePoint, PowerApps, and Microsoft Flow.

Pieter's dedication to staying abreast of technological advancements is evident through his widely acclaimed blog. What began as a platform to share his technology insights has now blossomed into a significant online presence. His expertise has been recognized by Microsoft, earning him the 'Most Valuable Professional' accolade for Office Apps and Services as well as Business Applications.

In his role as a Microsoft Productivity Principal Architect at HybrIT Services, Pieter excels in helping clients leverage technology to enhance efficiency and competitiveness. He takes pride in identifying and delivering tailored technology solutions that surpass client expectations. Beyond his tech prowess, Pieter's passion for sports, particularly Korfball, shines through his extensive coaching experience spanning over 25 years.

Pieter Veenstra's educational background includes studying Ing, IT at Hanzehogeschool Groningen (Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen) and IT at the University of Greenwich. His professional journey has encompassed roles at reputable organizations such as Triad Group Plc, bluesource, Ashton Court Group Ltd, and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, among others.

Highlights

Feb 22 · linkedin

Power Automate's new Designer UI has a useful feature that arrived recently!

Instead of showing all Parameters (aka Environment Variables), there is now a See More link, making it easier to scroll through all your Dynamics data to select for use in your flows.

This new feature streamlines the process of selecting data, saving you time and enhancing your overall experience. Check it out!

#PowerAutomate #UIupdate #workflowautomation

Mar 7 · linkedin

When you use Power Automate and you want to know which flows are currently actively running, what do you do?

How about this little proto type Power App?

You can not only see all the flow runs like in the Power Automate UI, but it is also possible to see all your running flows across all your environments or you could find all your failed flows within no time.

Searching through your flow runs to find the one that gave specific output or input is just one of the small improvements to follow.

For more details: https://lnkd.in/eJibtKM5

Collecting the Flow Run data using flows - Part 1. https://lnkd.in/eEZCxmmE

Creating the custom connector to get the flow runs - Part 2: https://lnkd.in/e5SfzrYG

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