Office 365 Fundamentals

I NOSTRI CORSI

INFOMATION TECHNOLOGY

MICROSOFT OFFICE

Microsoft Office 365 Fundamentals in piena aderenza del Path officiale di Certificazione Microsoft è rivolto a System Admin, Engineering, IT Architects e a tutti coloro che debbono sviluppare ed pianificare la soluzione Cloud in tutte le sue componenti , funzionalità ed integrazioni per i vari scenari ed ambito di utilizzo di Microsoft 365

DURATA

Minimo 8 giorni disponibilità per piani
di formazione

ATTESTATI

Attestato
First Consulting

CERTIFICAZIONI

Exam
MS-900

KEY POINT

System Admin 365
Office Cloud Services
Microsoft Cloud

Programma

Describe cloud concepts

Describe the different types of cloud services available

describe Microsoft’s IaaS, and PaaS offerings
describe where Microsoft Azure and Dynamics 365 fit in to the Microsoft ecosystem cloud-based productivity solutions

Describe the benefits of and considerations for using a cloud service instead of on premises services

describe public, private, and hybrid scenarios
identify scenarios when usage of cloud-based services is more beneficial than on premises services
compare costs of cloud-based services with on-premises services
identify factors that drive organizations to move to the cloud

Describe Core Microsoft 365 Services and Concepts

Identify core Microsoft 365 capabilities

productivity and teamwork (IM and chat, online meetings, email and calendaring, Office productivity apps, file storage and sharing, intranet and team sites, enterprise social, accessibility)
business management (simplified management, business process automation, extensibility, business voice and phone systems, forms and workflow management, business intelligence, work management, customer scheduling and booking, mileage tracking and reporting)
security and compliance (identity and access management, information protection and governance, threat protection, security management, insider risk management, compliance management, discover and respond)
describe the capabilities of the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and Microsoft 365 user portal

Describe options for deploying and supporting Windows and Office

describe the deployment and release models for Windows-as-a-Service (WaaS) including deployment rings
describe the capabilities of Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) and when it makes sense to implement WVD
identify deployment and servicing

Describe analytics capabilities in Microsoft 365

describe capabilities of Workplace Analytics and MyAnalytics
describe the reports available in the Microsoft 365 Admin center and other admin centers

Describe Microsoft 365 collaboration solutions

explain how collaboration solutions in Microsoft 365 can drive personal and organizational productivity
describe the capabilities for extending Office and Microsoft Teams with Power Platform and third-party apps and services

Explain Security, Compliance, Privacy, and Trust in Microsoft 365

Explain zero-trust security principles for Microsoft 365

identify key components that need to be protected within an organization’s cloud and on-premises infrastructure
describe key security pillars of protection, including identity, documents, network, and devices

Explain unified endpoint management concepts

explain device and application management
describe bring you own device (BYOD), and application and device management
explain the value of the Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) including Microsoft Intune and System Center

Explain identity and access management concepts

describe concepts of cloud identity, on-premises identity, and hybrid identity
describe the purpose and value of implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA)
describe the purpose and value of conditional access

Explain Threat Protection in Microsoft 365

identify how Microsoft 365 services address the most common current threats
describe the concepts of Cloud App Security

Describe the Service Trust portal, Microsoft 365 security center, and Compliance Manager

identify differences between the Service Trust portal, Security center, and Compliance Manager
explain the trust relationship between Microsoft and service locations
describe data protection options including data segregation
describe how compliance scores are generated and how they can be used
describe scenarios where knowing the compliance score benefits an organization
describe the value and capabilities of the Service Trust portal
explain insider risk management capabilities in the compliance score
identify eDiscovery use cases and scenarios
explain why privacy matters to Microsoft
demonstrate the Security Center and Secure Score benefits and capabilities

Describe information protection and governance solutions

explain information protection and governance
identify the types of sensitivity labels and when to use each type

Describe Microsoft 365 Pricing and Support

Plan, predict, and compare pricing

describe the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) pricing model for Windows and Microsoft cloud services
explain available billing and bill management options including billing frequency and methods of payment
optimize costs based on licensing options

Identify licensing options available in Microsoft 365

describe the available licensing and management options for Microsoft 365
describe additional capabilities available when a customer purchases Azure Active Directory Premium P1, Azure Active Directory Premium P2, and Azure AD Free

Describe the service lifecycle in Microsoft 365

describe private, public preview, and General Availability (GA) options
describe the correlation between lifecycle options and pricing
describe use cases and capabilities for the Microsoft 365 Roadmap portal

Describe support offerings for Microsoft 365 services

describe how to create a support request for Microsoft 365 services
describe service level agreements (SLAs) concepts, use cases for SLAs, SLA tiers, roles, and responsibilities
determine service health status by using the Microsoft 365 dashboard or the tenant dashboard
describe how organizations can communicate with Microsoft by using UserVoice