Congratulations, you have successfully
completed the module. Let's take a look at
the key topics and objectives that you covered
throughout the lessons. You have had an
introduction to all of the components that make up
Microsoft Power Platform. You learn that Microsoft
Power Platform consists of a package of applications including
Microsoft Power Apps, Microsoft Power Automate,
Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Power Virtual Agents. That Microsoft Dataverse is
the common currency that enables the components of Microsoft Power Platform
to work together. You discovered that the course provided you the
opportunity to unlock the power of Microsoft
Power Platform through a combination of videos, readings, exercises,
knowledge checks, quizzes, and case studies. You found out about the types of people that could
benefit from taking this course and the types of candidates it has been
designed to serve. You now know that this course gives you the
opportunity to apply your skills in a
real-world situation with some well-tailored
exercises. Now once you have successfully
completed this course, you will receive a
Coursera certificate. You discovered that this course helps to prepare
you for the exam peel 900 Microsoft Certified
Power Platform Fundamentals. You now understand how Microsoft Power
Platform enables you to craft solutions that empower you to drive your
business with data. Many out-of-the-box
solutions will not meet your exact business needs or integrate well with
other business programs. However, Power Platform suite of apps can help you build apps, develop automation workflows, visualize data, and
create chatbots, cutting-edge features
such as AI builders, Microsoft Dataverse
and connectors enable Microsoft Power Platform to be leveraged to its full potential. You discovered
that connecting to data sources allows
you to integrate disparate parts of your
business solutions to build them out cohesively. That the input and output
between a data source and Microsoft Power Platform speeds up the delivery of
business solutions. You also identify the
ways you can connect and customize data connections to Microsoft Power
Platform applications. You explored and defined the basic concepts of
the Microsoft Dataverse. One of the key concepts
is how Dataverse connects easily to all the aspects of the Microsoft Power Platform, which means that you
can fully control, automate, and strengthen
your business. You learned about the two types of database tables provided by Microsoft Dataverse and explored
columns in more detail. You learned that it's
best practice to split your data into
multiple tables as using a single table to support all required items and functionality would
be unproductive. In that parent to
child relationships between tables exist
in many forms, including one-to-many
or many-to-many. Also, you discover
that when you create a Microsoft Dataverse
database in an environment, that database is created within data centers in that specific
geographic location. You have the chance to explore Microsoft Power
Platform Admin Center, where you will find most of the administration settings
that you will need, and observe that your first step should always be to check for administration settings
before administering anything in Microsoft Dataverse. Next, you learn how to recognize the value and many
capabilities of Power Apps. You found out that power Apps is a no-code or low code
platform for building apps that builds
off concepts like formulas in Excel workbooks
such as some and text. That Power Apps easily supports multiple
data connections, allowing you to bring
data together from many platforms
into a single app. Importantly, you took
a deeper dive into the three types of apps that you can build using Power Apps, each suited to different
scenarios and end-users. You also learned
about Power Apps, awesome ability to
add AI functionality like image recognition
without writing code, designing and
training data models , or complicated logic. You can then use the
prediction models you have built to solve
business problems, such as will a lead
become a customer? Will a project be profitable? Will a customer stop doing business with you
based on activity? You saw how you can manage
and administer Power Apps using the many security governance and
reporting capabilities. Learn that PowerShell
command-lets can be used to automate the discovery and
permission management of all apps in your tenant. Finally, you explored ways
that other organizations have leveraged this
technology to build simple applications
for their business. There are so many more
things to learn about Microsoft Power Platform to
unleash its full potential. I bet you can't wait
to get started. I look forward to
seeing you again.