The potential to create, edit and duplicate application workflows and functionality with greater speed and agility has put advanced automation – including pre-build AP components – into the hands of organization of all sizes thanks to Power Automate.

But don’t just take our word for it. Look at what the market is saying: According to a recent Forrester Research study, the overall economic impact of Power Platform is hard to ignore.
 
 

• Power Apps and Power Automate can reduce application costs by 70%. Organizations can save on internal development efforts, professional services fees, and/or vendor application purchase costs. 
• $3.5 million in application development and management costs. Over the life of the study, hundreds of thousands of hours were saved between application builds, as well as the effort to maintain code and manage applications moving forward. 
• Save $91,454 by reducing vendor license costs. By developing additional applications in-house, organizations can eliminate costly vendor costs associated with third party providers.
• Power Apps and Power Automate increase process automation and efficiencies. It’s important not to forget the value of digitizing manual, and often paper-based processes. This efficiency gains are equally valuable.

For more details on how to approach innovation in Power Platform, and to watch a real-world demo of how organizations are using Power Platform to innovate today, check out the Microsoft Power Platform demo.