As Microsoft Power Platform adoption grows across industries, organizations face a critical question: how to build a Power Platform Center of Excellence (CoE) that balances innovation, governance, and scalability. Whether you’re a CIO, IT Manager, or business owner, creating a well-structured CoE ensures sustainable citizen development, secure app deployments, and effective automation at scale.
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Scalability for multiple departments and use cases
Standardization across environments, templates, and connectors
Support for innovation through monitored, empowered citizen developers.
Microsoft even provides a Power Platform CoE Starter Kit to help IT teams hit the ground running. The CoE is not just about control—it’s about creating an ecosystem that empowers innovation while ensuring the platform is used responsibly.
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A CoE is a framework or team responsible for managing governance, innovation, and adoption of Power Platform across the organization.
Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Power Virtual Agents are the core components that enable low-code app development, automation, analytics, and AI-based chatbots.
Common use cases include approval workflows, dashboards, help desk apps, HR onboarding systems, customer feedback portals, and chatbot assistants.
You create solutions in the Power Platform using environments, apps, flows, and data connectors. CoE tools help manage lifecycle and governance.
These are tools provided by Microsoft for automated deployment, continuous integration, and source control for Power Platform components.
