Microsoft Power Platform training gives your people the skills to build apps, automate processes, analyse data and deploy AI agents using the same tools your organisation already licenses. Done well, it converts Power Platform licences into a genuine competitive advantage; done badly, it produces a wave of unmaintainable shadow IT.
Synapx is a Qualified Delivery Partner for all 9 Microsoft In a Day workshops, accredited to run Microsoft's official one-day, hands-on workshop programme: Agent in a Day, App in a Day, Automation in a Day, Chat with your Data in a Day, Dashboard in a Day, Fabric Analyst in a Day, Power Pages in a Day, Real-Time Intelligence in a Day and SQL AI App in a Day. Alongside these, we design and deliver fully bespoke curricula, in-person round tables and long-running developer academies built around your environments, your data and your real business challenges.
Every session is led by senior Synapx consultants, including our Microsoft MVPs Charlie Phipps-Bennett (Microsoft MVP, Business Applications (Power Apps)), Nandan Hegde (Microsoft MVP, Data Platform (Microsoft Fabric)) and Ajay Gannamaneni (Microsoft MVP, Business Applications (Power Apps)), and Microsoft Certified Trainers, who spend most of their working week delivering live Power Platform, AI and Data projects. Your teams learn from people who are solving the same problems in production today, not from instructors reading from slides.
The format matters as much as the content. Generic e-learning has a completion problem because it asks people to learn abstract tools with imaginary data. We run every lab against scenarios that look like your Monday morning: your systems, your data shapes, your governance rules. Skills learned in context are the ones that survive the week after the course.
Training also compounds when it is part of a wider adoption plan. Most clients pair a workshop programme with a Centre of Excellence, so new makers build inside guardrails from day one, and with ongoing office hours so momentum does not fade once the trainer leaves the room.