Plain Concepts has been awarded as best Acceleration Partner at MSInspire and our colleague Ingrid participated in a talk on Diversity and Inclusion.

A lot of legal firms are looking to plan their data strategy and transformation. Here's how we're helping law firms merge a variety of data sources faster than ever, and improve the data quality, security, governance & management.

Microsoft Live Teams is a tool for organizing all kinds of online events, allowing you to broadcast videos and content to large online audiences.

It’s crucial to help developers to debug the source code in order to make their lifes easier when troubleshoting problems. In this post, Luis Ruiz Pavón explains step by step how to configure Source Link in .NET projects and how to use it in Visual Studio.

We were recognized by the IAMCP (International Association of Microsoft Channel Partners) as Global Winners of the IAMCP's Diversity and Inclusion Challenge.

Design Thinking is a methodology that has become increasingly widespread in many companies to create products and services ensuring that users will be an active part of the creation process. This technique can be used to generate innovative ideas whose objective is to understand and provide solutions to the real needs of users.

To alleviate the effects of confinement and to be able to help in distance education we have worked to be able to implement the Microsoft Teams tool in the public centers of the Community of Madrid.

Discover our educational bot that can help you to improve your learning system. Using Bot Framework, Cognitive Services and Azure Search.

We launched the new version of Sidra Data Platform with many optimizations and new features, exhaustive security review, functionality and improvements to the web user interface of the Data Catalog, we update our Data Labs application, first public version of PySidra and more features.

Retrospectives are a dedicated time to come together, and collaboratively revamp the team’s process, reflecting on the past to progress in the future. This makes them a super-powerful methodology for continuous improvements. So, why not giving them a go?