Microsoft Authorized Training in Belgrade

Explore Microsoft 365 Security Management, covering methods to manage security metrics, enable Azure AD Identity Protection, configure Microsoft 365 security services, and leverage Microsoft 365 Threat Intelligence.

This course equips you with the skills to investigate, respond to, and proactively hunt for threats using Microsoft Azure Sentinel, Azure Defender, and Microsoft 365 Defender. You will learn to mitigate cyber threats by effectively configuring Azure Sentinel and utilizing the Kusto Query Language (KQL) for detection, analysis, and reporting. Designed for professionals in Security Operations roles, this course provides comprehensive preparation for the SC-200: Microsoft Security Operations Analyst certification exam.

Audience Profile

Microsoft Security Operations Analysts collaborate with organizational stakeholders to safeguard information technology systems. Their primary objective is to reduce organizational risk by rapidly remediating active attacks, advising on threat protection improvements, and referring policy violations to the appropriate parties. Key responsibilities include managing, monitoring, and responding to threats using various security solutions. Analysts primarily investigate, respond to, and hunt for threats using Microsoft Azure Sentinel, Azure Defender, Microsoft 365 Defender, and third-party tools. As consumers of operational data from these tools, they play a critical role in their configuration and deployment.

Job role: Security Engineer

Preparation for exam: SC-200

Features: none

Skills gained

• Explain how Microsoft Defender for Endpoint mitigates environmental risks
• Set up a Microsoft Defender for Endpoint environment
• Configure Attack Surface Reduction rules on Windows 10 devices
• Execute actions on devices via Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Investigate domains and IP addresses within Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Investigate user accounts in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Configure alert settings in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
• Understand the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape
• Conduct advanced hunting in Microsoft 365 Defender
• Manage incidents in Microsoft 365 Defender
• Explain how Microsoft Defender for Identity mitigates environmental risks
• Investigate Data Loss Prevention (DLP) alerts in Microsoft Cloud App Security
• Describe actions available for insider risk management cases
• Configure auto-provisioning in Azure Defender
• Remediate alerts in Azure Defender
• Construct KQL statements
• Filter searches using KQL based on event time, severity, domain, and other data
• Extract data from unstructured string fields using KQL
• Manage an Azure Sentinel workspace
• Use KQL to access watchlists in Azure Sentinel
• Manage threat indicators in Azure Sentinel
• Explain differences between Common Event Format and Syslog connectors in Azure Sentinel
• Connect Azure Windows Virtual Machines to Azure Sentinel
• Configure the Log Analytics agent to collect Sysmon events
• Create new analytics rules and queries via the analytics rule wizard
• Create playbooks to automate incident response
• Use queries for threat hunting
• Monitor threats over time using livestream

In this three-day course, participants will learn how to automate administrative tasks using Windows PowerShell 5.1. Key scripting skills covered include creating advanced functions, writing controller scripts, and handling script errors. Students will also explore working with Windows PowerShell Workflow, REST API, and XML and JSON formatted data files. Additionally, the course covers the use of new administration tools such as Desired State Configuration (DSC) and Just Enough Administration (JEA) for configuring and securing servers.

In this workshop, you will gain a better understanding on the steps involved in modernizing legacy on-premises applications and infrastructure by leveraging cloud services, while adding a mix of web and mobile services, all secured using Azure Active Directory.

This one-day instructor-led security workshop offers valuable insights into security practices designed to enhance an organization's security posture. The session explores the concept of Red team and Blue team security professionals, where one group—known as the red team—attacks specific parts of a company’s security infrastructure, while the opposing group—the blue team—defends against these attacks. Both teams collaborate to strengthen the company’s defenses. Because their combined goal is to help the business achieve a higher level of security, the security industry refers to this collaborative function as the Purple team.

This workshop is part of a broader series of Security workshops offered by Microsoft. While prior completion of other courses in the Security Workshop series is not a prerequisite, it is highly recommended that you begin with this foundational workshop in the series, titled Microsoft Security Workshop: Enterprise Security Fundamentals.

This one-day, instructor-led course is designed for IT professionals and managers who actively use or oversee IT staff utilizing Active Directory. It also benefits IT specialists working with products that integrate with Active Directory, such as Exchange. During this course, students will explore the origins and rationale behind Microsoft’s development of Active Directory, gain a solid grasp of its core architecture and design principles, and learn essential management, security, and cloud integration techniques for services like Azure.

Designed for IT professionals looking to broaden their technical expertise, this one-day instructor-led course focuses on expanding knowledge of Cloud computing and Microsoft Cloud Products, including Azure, Office 365, One Drive, and InTune. Participants will gain insight into high-level terminology, structural components, security protocols, deployment strategies, and migration practices, alongside an overview of the full range of Microsoft Cloud offerings.

In this Introduction to Microsoft Project 2019: Getting Started course, students will become familiar with the Microsoft Project 2019 or Project 365 interface, including various project views and the Ribbon. Participants will learn to enter, organize, and link tasks, manage resources, generate basic reports, and build projects independently. The curriculum provides ample opportunity to practice essential skills required for efficient program utilization.

This course equips students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to utilize PowerShell for administering and automating the management of Windows servers. Learners will develop the ability to identify and construct the specific commands required to execute particular tasks. Furthermore, students will learn how to write scripts to handle advanced operations, such as automating repetitive processes and generating reports. The course provides prerequisite skills that support a wide array of Microsoft products, including Windows Server, Windows Client, Microsoft Azure, and Microsoft 365. Consistent with this objective, the course does not focus on any single product; however, Windows Server, being the common platform for all these technologies, serves as the primary example for teaching these techniques.

About This Course

This course provides a comprehensive overview of C# program structure, language syntax, and implementation details within the .NET Framework 4.0. It explores the new enhancements introduced in the C# 4.0 language, demonstrating their application through Visual Studio 2010.

Designed for lower-intermediate level programmers, this training equips participants with the essential knowledge and skills required to develop C# applications for the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0. Key topics include the architecture of C# 4.0 programs, syntax conventions, and implementation nuances. Please note that this course is not mapped to any specific certification exam.

Audience Profile

This course is tailored for experienced developers who possess prior programming experience in C, C++, Visual Basic, or Java, and who have a solid grasp of object-oriented programming concepts.

It is not intended for beginners or new programmers. Instead, it targets professional developers with at least 12 months of experience working in object-oriented environments.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Explain the purpose of the .NET Framework and understand how to utilize C# and Visual Studio 2010 to build .NET Framework applications.
• Understand the syntax of fundamental C# programming constructs.
• Create and invoke methods within a C# application.
• Catch, handle, and throw exceptions.
• Perform basic file IO operations in a C# application.
• Create and use new types (enumerations, classes, and structures), and understand the differences between reference types and value types.
• Control the visibility and lifetime of members in a type.
• Use inheritance to create new reference types.
• Manage the lifetime of objects and control the use of resources.
• Define properties and indexers to encapsulate data, and define operators for this data.
• Decouple an operation from the method that implements an operation, and use these decoupled operations to handle asynchronous events.
• Use collections to aggregate data, and use Generics to implement type-safe collection classes, structures, interfaces, and methods.
• Implement custom collection classes that support enumeration.
• Query in-memory data by using LINQ.
• Integrate code written by using a dynamic language such as Ruby and Python, or technologies such as COM, into a C# application

About This Course

This course provides students with the necessary skills to deploy and configure System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager. Through practical labs, students will learn how to:

• Architect and implement a System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager Management Group.

• Upgrade and migrate from an existing Operations Manager 2007 R2 Management Group to System Center 2012 Operations Manager, System Center 2012 SP1 Operations Manager, and System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.

• Grasp the core elements of Management Packs, such as Object Discoveries, Rules, Monitors, Targeting, and Run As Accounts and Profiles, including how to author them.

• Configure fabric and application monitoring within System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager, covering both datacenter and cloud resources like networking, storage, and compute.

• Set up monitoring for .NET and Java-based applications using Application Performance Monitoring.

• Implement end-to-end service monitoring, incorporating synthetic transactions and Distributed Application Diagrams.

• Configure Dashboards, Service Level Tracking Reporting, and the SharePoint Web Part to visualize key performance and availability metrics.

• Customize the Operations Manager Console to address the specific needs of various application support teams.

• Integrate Operations Manager with other System Center 2012 R2 components and extend monitoring to cover essential business processes and procedures.

• Troubleshoot an Operations Manager Management Group and execute disaster recovery procedures, including database and management server recovery.

• Utilize new features in System Center 2012 R2, such as Integration with System Center Advisor, Integration with Team Foundation Server, IntelliTrace, and Managing Windows Azure.

Audience Profile

The primary audience for this course includes cloud and datacenter administrators who are new to System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager and are responsible for deploying, configuring, and operating it within their cloud or datacenter environments. The secondary audience consists of cloud and datacenter administrators already familiar with Operations Manager who wish to upgrade their skills to include the new features found in System Center 2012 Operations Manager, System Center 2012 SP1 Operations Manager, and System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Plan for the deployment of System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager, including:
  • Defining hardware and software requirements.
  • Describing security considerations.
  • Architecting a highly available System Center and Microsoft SQL Server platform using Microsoft SQL Server AlwaysOn.
  • Planning for migration and upgrade scenarios to System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Customize the Operations Console with User Roles.
• Execute various Agent deployment methods with System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Implement key Management Pack concepts and elements, including Management Pack Templates.
• Configure Notifications, Reporting, and Service Level Tracking in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Configure the following:
  • Audit Collection Services.
  • Agentless Exception Monitoring.
  • Operations Manager SharePoint Web Part in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Configure Application Performance Monitoring and Network Device monitoring in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Configure dashboards and widgets in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.
• Describe how to use new cloud-based features, including System Center Global Service Monitor and System Center Advisor.
• Configure integration between System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager and other System Center 2012 R2 components.
• Troubleshoot an Operations Manager Management Group.
• Perform disaster recovery in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager.

About This Course

This five-day program equips participants with the essential expertise needed to deploy and configure System Center 2016 Service Manager. Through practical, hands-on labs, attendees will master the following areas:

• The role of Service Manager within the System Center 2016 product ecosystem.
• The specific business and technical requirements Service Manager is built to address.
• The alignment of Service Manager with ITIL and MOF frameworks.
• The architecture and implementation of a System Center 2016 Service Manager deployment.
• Upgrading an existing Service Manager 2012 R2 environment to System Center 2016.
• Customizing System Center 2016 Service Manager to align with organizational standards.
• Configuring Incident and Problem Management processes.
• Setting up Activity, Change, and Release Management workflows.
• Configuring Service Requests.
• Implementing Service Level Management.
• Customizing the Self-Service Portal.
• Setting up Reporting and Analysis capabilities.
• Troubleshooting Service Manager and executing disaster recovery procedures.
• Developing customized Service Manager forms.

Audience Profile

This training is designed for cloud and datacenter administrators who are new to System Center 2016 Service Manager and need to deploy, configure, and operate it within their cloud or datacenter environments. It is also suitable for administrators already familiar with Service Manager who wish to upgrade their skills to leverage the new features in System Center 2016 Service Manager.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be capable of:

• Describing Service Manager 2016.
• Upgrading to Service Manager 2016.
• Installing Service Manager 2016.
• Describing usage scenarios for Service Manager.
• Configuring base settings in Service Manager 2016.
• Configuring Incident and Problem Management.
• Configuring Activity, Change, and Release Management.
• Configuring and Managing Service Requests.
• Automating business processes using Service Manager and Orchestrator.
• Configuring Service Level Management.
• Customizing the Self-Service Portal.
• Utilizing Reports and Analyzing Data in Service Manager.
• Performing advanced troubleshooting and disaster recovery in Service Manager.
• Customizing Service Manager Forms.

This five-day program enables students to master the fundamentals of computer programming utilizing Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 along with either the Visual C# or Visual Basic programming languages. Designed for beginners, the course assumes no previous programming experience and introduces essential concepts required to advance to intermediate programming courses, such as 20483B: Programming in C#.

The curriculum emphasizes core programming principles, including computer storage, data types, decision-making structures, and loop-based repetition. Additionally, it provides an introduction to object-oriented programming, focusing on classes, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. The course also addresses exception handling, application security, performance optimization, and memory management.

Upon Completion of the Course, Students Will Be Able To:

• Articulate core programming fundamentals, including computer storage and processing mechanisms.
• Describe computer number systems, including binary representation.
• Create and utilize variables and constants within programs.
• Explain the creation and usage of functions in programming.
• Construct and implement decision structures in computer programs.
• Develop and apply repetition structures (loops) in computer programs.
• Define pseudocode and explain its significance in the programming process.
• Describe fundamental computer data structures, including arrays, lists, stacks, and queues.
• Apply object-oriented programming concepts.
• Create and utilize classes within a computer program.
• Implement encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
• Describe the Base Class Library (BCL) within the .NET Framework.
• Explain key application security concepts.
• Implement basic input/output (I/O) operations in a computer program.
• Identify application errors and explain debugging techniques and error handling.
• Recognize performance considerations for applications.

About This Course

This 3-day instructor-led training course is designed for IT professionals responsible for administering, configuring, and operating Office 365 services within hybrid environments, where a portion of the infrastructure remains on-premises. The curriculum also covers the management of identities, authentication mechanisms, and supporting technologies essential for Office 365. Participants will develop the skills necessary to administer and troubleshoot an Office 365 tenant, focusing on core services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Skype for Business. Additionally, the course addresses Azure-based services including Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Azure Active Directory Identity Protection, and Azure Active Directory Privileged Identity Management, all viewed through the lens of hybrid integration. Attendees will gain comprehensive knowledge on leveraging Office 365 services for both cloud-based and on-premises resources.

At Course Completion

• Describe Office 365 administration tools and licensing options.
• Deploy and configure directory synchronization in an Office 365 deployment.
• Plan hybrid configuration with Exchange Server and Exchange Online.
• Perform an Exchange Server hybrid configuration deployment.
• Describe and deploy Skype for Business and Teams in a hybrid deployment.
• Deploy SharePoint and OneDrive for Business in a hybrid environment.
• Describe and deploy various authentication methods in a hybrid Office 365 deployment.

About This Course

This three-day, instructor-led course is designed for individuals aiming to transition into a database professional role or whose current responsibilities are expanding to include database management. The curriculum covers essential database concepts, such as various database types, database languages, and design principles.

Audience Profile

The primary audience for this training consists of professionals who are either moving into a database-focused role or whose job scope is broadening to encompass database technologies.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be able to:
• Explain core database concepts within the context of SQL Server 2016
• Discuss the database languages utilized in SQL Server 2016
• Explain data modelling techniques
• Describe normalization and denormalization strategies
• Detail relationship types and their impact on database design
• Explain how database design influences performance
• Identify commonly used database objects

About This Course

This is a three-day Instructor-Led Training (ILT) program designed to meet the requirements of IT professionals involved in administering, configuring, troubleshooting, and operating Office 365 services. The course covers essential identities, dependencies, prerequisites, and supporting technologies. It emphasizes the skills necessary to manage and troubleshoot the Office 365 tenant and key services, including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Teams. Additionally, the curriculum addresses security and compliance features within Office 365.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for IT professionals and system administrators seeking to master administration and troubleshooting techniques in Office 365. Participants should possess a minimum of three years of experience in their respective domains, particularly in system administration, network administration, and messaging.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe Office 365 services.
• Administer Office 365 using the Microsoft 365 admin center and Office 365 services admin centers.
• Administer and troubleshoot directory synchronization and directory objects.
• Administer and troubleshoot Exchange Online.
• Administer and troubleshoot Teams.
• Administer and troubleshoot SharePoint Online.
• Plan and deploy Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise.
• Administer and troubleshoot compliance and security in Office 365.

About This Course

This five-day program equips you with the necessary knowledge and skills to plan and administer a Microsoft SharePoint 2016 environment. Participants will learn how to deploy, administer, and troubleshoot their SharePoint infrastructure. Additionally, the course offers guidelines, best practices, and key considerations to help you optimize your SharePoint deployment.

This course serves as the first in a sequence of two designed for IT professionals and aligns with the SharePoint 2016 IT Pro certification path.

Audience Profile

The course is designed for experienced IT professionals interested in learning how to install, configure, deploy, and manage SharePoint 2016 installations, whether in a data center or in the cloud.

Participants typically have more than one year of hands-on experience* with planning and maintaining SharePoint, along with two years’ experience with core supporting technologies, including Windows Server 2012 R2 or later, Internet Information Services (IIS), Microsoft SQL Server 2014 or later, Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), and networking infrastructure services.

The minimally qualified candidate typically:

• Is an IT professional responsible for planning, implementing, and maintaining a multi-server deployment of SharePoint 2016.
• Has a working knowledge of, and preferably hands-on experience, with SharePoint Online.
• Has broad familiarity with SharePoint workloads.
• Has experience with business continuity management, including data backup, restoration, and high availability.
• Has experience with authentication and security technologies.
• Has experience with Windows PowerShell.

* The hands-on experience or job experience should be from a solutions-based role where the candidate has worked on multiple solutions in the SharePoint space that includes document management, content management, and search.

At Course Completion

• Describe the key features of SharePoint 2016.
• Design an information architecture for a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Design a logical architecture for a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Design the physical architecture for a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Install and configure SharePoint 2016.
• Create and configure web applications and site collections.
• Plan and configure service applications for a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Manage users and permissions, and secure content in a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Configure authentication in a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Configure platform and farm-level security in a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
• Manage information taxonomy in SharePoint web applications and site collections.
• Configure and manage user profiles and audiences.
• Configure and manage the search experience in SharePoint 2016.
• Monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot a SharePoint 2016 deployment.

About This Course

This course equips experienced Exchange Server administrators with the expertise needed to design and implement a robust Exchange Server messaging infrastructure. It covers the design and configuration of advanced deployment components, including site resiliency, enhanced security, compliance, archiving, and discovery solutions. Additionally, it addresses coexistence with other Exchange organizations or Exchange Online, as well as migration strategies from older Exchange Server versions. The curriculum provides essential guidelines, best practices, and strategic considerations to help optimize Exchange Server deployments.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for IT professionals, such as experienced messaging administrators, messaging architects, and consultants. It is designed for individuals in enterprise environments responsible for designing and deploying Exchange Server solutions, including those that include previous versions of Exchange Server or Exchange Online. Students are expected to have prior experience with Exchange Server 2019 or earlier versions.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Plan Exchange Server deployments effectively.
• Plan and deploy Exchange Server hardware, virtualization, mailbox databases, and public folders.
• Plan message transport within Exchange Server.
• Plan and deploy Client Access services in Exchange Server.
• Design and implement a highly available Exchange Server environment.
• Maintain Exchange Server using Managed Availability and Desired State Configuration (DSC).
• Plan messaging security and design/implement Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) and Microsoft Azure RMS in Exchange Server.
• Design and implement message retention and archiving strategies.
• Design and implement data loss prevention policies, In-Place Hold, and eDiscovery.
• Design and implement messaging coexistence across Exchange Server organizations.
• Plan and execute upgrades from previous versions of Exchange Server to Exchange Server 2019.
• Plan a hybrid Exchange deployment.

About This Course

This course introduces the fundamentals of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, equipping students with essential programming skills. It serves as a gateway to training paths for both Web applications and Windows Store apps. The curriculum emphasizes using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to implement core programming logic, manage variables, execute loops and branching, build user interfaces, validate input, store data, and develop well-structured applications. Lab scenarios are designed to demonstrate application structures and focus on the principles and coding components necessary for building HTML5 software solutions. Visual Studio 2017 running on Windows 10 is utilized throughout this course.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for professional developers with 6–12 months of programming experience who wish to develop applications using HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS3, whether for Windows Store apps on Windows 10 or for web applications.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be able to:

• Explain how to use Visual Studio 2017 to create and run a Web application.
• Describe the new features of HTML5 and create and style HTML5 pages.
• Add interactivity to HTML5 pages using JavaScript.
• Create HTML5 forms with various input types and validate user input using HTML5 attributes and JavaScript code.
• Send and receive data to and from remote data sources using XMLHttpRequest objects and the Fetch API.
• Style HTML5 pages using CSS3.
• Create well-structured and easily maintainable JavaScript code.
• Write modern JavaScript code and use Babel to ensure compatibility across all browsers.
• Utilize common HTML5 APIs in interactive Web applications.
• Create Web applications that support offline operations.
• Create HTML5 Web pages that adapt to different devices and form factors.
• Add advanced graphics to an HTML5 page using Canvas elements and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).
• Enhance the user experience by adding animations to an HTML5 page.
• Use Web Sockets to send and receive data between a Web application and a server.
• Improve the responsiveness of Web applications performing long-running operations by using Web Worker processes.
• Use Webpack to package web applications for production.

About This Course

This training course equips developers with the essential programming skills required to build Windows applications using the Visual C# language. Over the course of five days in the classroom, students review the fundamentals of Visual C# program structure, language syntax, and implementation details. They then consolidate their knowledge throughout the week by building an application that incorporates several features of the .NET Framework 4.7.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for experienced developers who already have programming experience in C, C++, JavaScript, Objective-C, Microsoft Visual Basic, or Java and understand the concepts of object-oriented programming.

This course is not designed for students who are new to programming; it is targeted at professional developers with at least one month of experience programming in an object-oriented environment.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe the core syntax and features of Visual C#.
• Create methods, handle exceptions, and describe the monitoring requirements of large-scale applications.
• Implement the basic structure and essential elements of a typical desktop application.
• Create classes, define and implement interfaces, and create and use generic collections.
• Use inheritance to create a class hierarchy and to extend a .NET Framework class.
• Read and write data by using file input/output and streams, and serialize and deserialize data in different formats.
• Create and use an entity data model for accessing a database and use LINQ to query data.
• Access and query remote data by using the types in the System.Net namespace and WCF Data Services.
• Build a graphical user interface by using XAML.
• Improve the throughput and response time of applications by using tasks and asynchronous operations.
• Integrate unmanaged libraries and dynamic components into a Visual C# application.
• Examine the metadata of types by using reflection, create and use custom attributes, generate code at runtime, and manage assembly versions.
• Encrypt and decrypt data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption.

About This Course

Through this course, participants will acquire the skills necessary to build advanced ASP.NET MVC applications utilizing .NET Framework tools and technologies. The curriculum emphasizes coding techniques that improve the scalability and performance of web applications. ASP.NET MVC is introduced and contrasted with Web Forms, enabling students to understand the appropriate scenarios for each framework. Additionally, this course serves as preparation for the 70-486 exam.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for professional web developers who utilize Microsoft Visual Studio within development environments ranging from individual workstations to large-scale team settings. Ideal candidates are interested in creating advanced web applications and seek comprehensive control over rendered HTML. Participants aim to build websites that maintain a clear separation between the user interface, data access layers, and application logic.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be capable of:

• Explaining the Microsoft Web Technologies stack and selecting the most suitable technology for developing specific applications.
• Designing the architecture and implementation of web applications that satisfy functional requirements, user interface specifications, and business models.
• Constructing MVC Models and writing code that implements business logic within Model methods, properties, and events.
• Adding Controllers to an MVC Application to manage user interaction, update models, and select or return Views.
• Developing Views in an MVC application that display and edit data while interacting with Models and Controllers.
• Running unit tests and debugging tools against a web application in Visual Studio and configuring the application for effective troubleshooting.
• Creating web applications that utilize the ASP.NET routing engine to present user-friendly URLs and a logical navigation hierarchy.
• Implementing a consistent visual style, including corporate branding, across the entire MVC web application.
• Leveraging partial page updates and caching to minimize network bandwidth usage and accelerate responses to user requests.
• Writing client-side JavaScript code that employs the jQuery script library to optimize the responsiveness of an MVC web application.
• Establishing a comprehensive membership system within an MVC web application.
• Constructing an MVC application that is resistant to malicious attacks and effectively persists information regarding users and preferences.
• Explaining the process of writing a Microsoft Azure web service and invoking it from an MVC application.
• Defining what a Web API is and articulating the reasons developers might integrate a Web API into an application.
• Modifying how browser requests are processed by an MVC application.
• Describing the procedures for packaging and deploying an ASP.NET MVC web application from a development computer to a web server for staging or production environments.

About This Course

This five-day, practical training course is designed to teach you the breadth of Microsoft virtual desktop technology, and the course will compare and contrast the various technologies with use cases and best practices. This course builds your skills in Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) Service Pack 2 (SP2), Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V), and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) as part of Windows Server 2012 R2. Throughout this course, you will learn how to manage, monitor, support, and troubleshoot various Windows-based desktop virtualization solutions.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for the IT administrators, and implementers, of large and midsized organizations who want to understand and get hands on experience with the latest Microsoft desktop and application virtualization technologies and how to plan, implement, and manage virtual infrastructure solutions based on these technologies.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe desktop and application virtualization.
• Plan and implement user state virtualization.
• Plan and implement App-V.
• Plan and deploy App-V clients.
• Manage and administer application virtualization.
• Understand application sequencing.
• Configure client Hyper-V.
• Plan and deploy session-based desktops.
• Publish and configure RemoteApp programs.
• Plan pooled personal desktops.
• Plan and implement pooled and personal desktops.
• Implement Remote Access.
• Understand health monitoring of VDI infrastructure.

About This Course

This intensive five-day course outlines the effective use of Configuration Manager and its related site systems to manage network resources. Participants will master daily management tasks, including the handling of applications, client health, hardware and software inventory, operating system deployment, and software updates within Configuration Manager. Additionally, the curriculum covers optimizing System Center Endpoint Protection, managing compliance, and generating management queries and reports.

Audience Profile

Designed for seasoned information technology (IT) professionals, particularly Enterprise Desktop Administrators (EDAs), this course supports those who deploy, manage, and maintain PCs, devices, and applications across medium, large, and enterprise-level organizations. A key segment of this audience utilizes, or plans to utilize, the most recent release of Configuration Manager to oversee and deploy PCs, devices, and applications.

This course is also suitable for individuals preparing for Exam 70-703: Administering System Center Configuration Manager and Cloud Services Integration.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be capable of:

• Explaining the features included in Configuration Manager and Intune, and detailing how to leverage these features to manage PCs and mobile devices in an enterprise setting.
• Performing data analysis through the use of queries and reports.
• Preparing a management infrastructure by configuring boundaries, boundary groups, and resource discovery, and integrating mobile-device management with Microsoft Exchange Server.
• Deploying and managing the Configuration Manager client.
• Configuring, managing, and monitoring hardware and software inventory, as well as utilizing Asset Intelligence and software metering.
• Identifying and configuring the optimal method for distributing and managing content for deployments.
• Distributing, deploying, and monitoring applications for managed users and systems.
• Maintaining software updates for PCs controlled by Configuration Manager.
• Implementing Endpoint Protection for managed PCs.
• Managing configuration items, baselines, and profiles to assess and configure compliance settings and data access for users and devices.
• Configuring an operating-system deployment strategy using Configuration Manager.
• Managing and maintaining a Configuration Manager site.

This five-day training program details the procedures for implementing and administering a virtualization infrastructure within a software-defined data center environment using Microsoft System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager. Additionally, the course outlines methods for monitoring the infrastructure via Microsoft System Center Operations Manager and safeguarding it with Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager.

Upon Completion of the Course

• Articulate the various virtualization options available.
• Install and administer Hyper-V on Windows Server 2016.
• Install and configure System Center 2016 Virtual Machine Manager.
• Oversee the storage fabric and manage fabric updates.
• Configure and manage the Virtual Machine Manager library and its associated objects.
• Administer the networking fabric.
• Create and manage virtual machines utilizing Virtual Machine Manager.
• Manage cloud resources within Virtual Machine Manager.
• Manage services within Virtual Machine Manager.
• Monitor virtualization infrastructure using System Center Operations Manager.
• Implement and manage Microsoft Hyper-V Replica and Microsoft Azure Site Recovery.
• Secure the virtualization infrastructure using Data Protection Manager.

After completing this course in Belgrade, students will be able to:

• Understand Operating System Configurations
• Install and Upgrade Client Systems
• Manage Applications
• Manage Files and Folders
• Manage Devices
• Understand Operating System Maintenance

About This Course

This three-day MTA Training course assists you in preparing for the Microsoft Technology Associate Exam 98-372, while establishing a solid grasp of key topics such as .NET Framework Concepts, Namespaces and Classes within the .NET Framework, .NET Code Compilation, I/O Classes in the .NET Framework, Security, .NET Languages, and Memory Management. The course utilizes the same material found in the Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) for this specific exam.

Audience Profile

The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) represents Microsoft’s latest suite of technology certification exams, designed to validate the fundamental knowledge required to initiate a career using Microsoft technologies. This program serves as an ideal entry point for a future career in technology, presupposing some hands-on experience or training but not requiring prior on-the-job experience.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be able to:

• Comprehend .NET Framework Concepts
• Comprehend Namespaces and Classes in the .NET Framework
• Comprehend .NET Code Compilation
• Comprehend I/O Classes in the .NET Framework
• Comprehend Security
• Comprehend .NET Languages
• Comprehend Memory Management

About This Course

This three-day MTA Training course is designed to assist you in preparing for the Microsoft Technology Associate Exam 98-373, while building an understanding of these topics: Work with Physical Devices, Use Data with Mobile Services, Use a Mobile Application Development Environment, Develop Mobile Applications. This course leverages the same content as found in the Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) for this exam.

Audience Profile

The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) is Microsoft’s newest suite of technology certification exams that validate fundamental knowledge needed to begin building a career using Microsoft technologies. This program provides an appropriate entry point to a future career in technology and assumes some hands-on experience or training but does not assume on-the-job experience.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Work with Physical Devices
• Use Data with Mobile Services
• Use a Mobile Application Development Environment
• Develop Mobile Applications

About This Course

This five-day Training 2-Pack is designed to prepare you for Microsoft Technology Associate Exams 98-361 and 98-365, while establishing a solid grasp of essential subjects including Core Programming, Object-Oriented Programming, General Software Development, Web Applications, Desktop Applications, Databases, Application Life Cycle Management, UI Construction using HTML5, UI Styling with CSS, and Coding with JavaScript. The curriculum aligns with the content available in Microsoft Official Academic Courses (MOAC) for these exams.

Audience Profile

The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) represents Microsoft’s latest range of technology certification exams, which verify the foundational knowledge required to start a career leveraging Microsoft technologies. This program offers a suitable entry point for a future career in technology. It assumes candidates have some hands-on experience or training but does not require prior on-the-job experience.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be equipped to:

• Grasp Core Programming concepts
• Understand Object-Oriented Programming principles
• Comprehend General Software Development practices
• Analyze Web Applications
• Examine Desktop Applications
• Navigate Databases
• Manage the Application Life Cycle
• Construct User Interfaces using HTML5
• Style User Interfaces using CSS
• Write code using JavaScript

This five-day Training 2-Pack course prepares you for the Microsoft Technology Associate Exams 98-361 and 98-372, while helping you develop a solid grasp of the following subjects: Core Programming, Object-Oriented Programming, General Software Development, Web Applications, Desktop Applications, Databases, .NET Framework Concepts, Namespaces and Classes within the .NET Framework, .NET Code Compilation, I/O Classes in the .NET Framework, Security, .NET Languages, and Memory Management. The course material aligns with the content provided in the Microsoft Official Academic Courses (MOAC) for these exams.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand Core Programming
• Understand Object-Oriented Programming
• Understand General Software Development
• Understand Web Applications
• Understand Desktop Applications
• Understand Databases
• Understand .NET Framework Concepts
• Understand Namespaces and Classes in the .NET Framework
• Understand .NET Code Compilation
• Understand I/O Classes in the .NET Framework
• Understand Security
• Understand .NET Languages
• Understand Memory Management

About This Course

This course covers the essential methods and best practices aligned with business and technical needs for modeling, visualizing, and analyzing data using Power BI. It demonstrates how to access and process data from diverse sources, including both relational and non-relational databases. Participants will also learn to implement robust security standards and policies across the Power BI ecosystem, covering datasets and groups, as well as how to manage, deploy, and distribute reports and dashboards.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for data professionals and business intelligence practitioners seeking to master data analysis with Power BI. It is also ideal for report developers who visualize data from cloud-based and on-premises data platform technologies.

Skills gained

• Ingest, clean, and transform data
• Model data for performance and scalability
• Design and create reports for data analysis
• Apply and perform advanced report analytics
• Manage and share report assets

About This Course

This program explores the configuration of marketing applications essential for driving business growth. It delves into key areas such as lead management, marketing forms and web pages, audience segmentation, and email marketing campaigns. These components are interconnected through interactive customer journey design, which also includes the setup and configuration of events and surveys.

Audience Profile

This course is tailored for IT specialists and marketing professionals seeking to understand how to utilize Dynamics 365 Marketing to benefit their organizations.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, you will gain the ability to:

• Configure advanced settings
• Manage marketing content, templates, and integrations
• Create and handle leads
• Design and create marketing forms and pages
• Create and manage segments
• Set up and launch customer journeys
• Create and manage events
• Distribute and analyze surveys

In this course, participants will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to support and configure Windows desktops within an organizational setting. Learners will develop competencies in installing, customizing, and updating Windows 10 and subsequent operating systems. The curriculum covers managing storage, files, and devices, as well as configuring network connectivity for Windows environments. Additionally, students will explore methods to secure the Windows OS and safeguard data on the device. The course concludes with strategies for managing and troubleshooting Windows clients.

Audience Profile

This exam is designed for IT professionals responsible for the installation, configuration, and local management and maintenance of Windows 10 and later core services. Candidates may also possess familiarity with enterprise scenarios and cloud-integrated services.

In this course, learners will acquire the knowledge and skills to design and execute an operating system deployment strategy utilizing contemporary deployment techniques, as well as to establish an effective update plan. Participants will be introduced to the essential elements of modern management frameworks and co-management approaches. The curriculum also explores the integration of Microsoft Intune within an organizational structure. Additionally, students will explore various methods for deploying and managing applications, including browser-based solutions. The course introduces fundamental security principles in modern management contexts, covering authentication, identity management, access control, and compliance policies. Students will gain familiarity with technologies such as Azure Active Directory, Azure Information Protection, and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, learning how to utilize these tools to safeguard devices and data.

Audience Profile

Modern Desktop Administrators are responsible for deploying, configuring, securing, managing, and monitoring devices and client applications within an enterprise setting. Their duties encompass the management of identities, access rights, policies, updates, and applications. The MDA works in collaboration with the M365 Enterprise Administrator to architect and implement a device strategy that aligns with the business requirements of a modern organization.

A Modern Desktop Administrator must possess a solid understanding of M365 workloads and demonstrate strong proficiency and experience in deploying, configuring, and maintaining Windows 10 and later versions, as well as non-Windows devices. The MDA role emphasizes cloud-based services over on-premises management technologies.

This five-day instructor-led training (ILT) course is designed to meet the needs of IT professionals involved in evaluating, planning, deploying, and managing Microsoft Office 365 services, including their identities, dependencies, requirements, and supporting technologies. The curriculum focuses on the skills needed to establish an Office 365 tenant, including federation with existing user identities, as well as the abilities required to maintain the tenant and support its users.

This course is tailored for IT professionals tasked with planning, configuring, and managing an Office 365 environment. Attendees are expected to possess a comprehensive understanding of various on-premises technologies, such as Domain Name System (DNS) and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Additionally, they should have a general grasp of Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Lync Server or Skype for Business Server, and Microsoft SharePoint Server.

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Plan an Office 365 deployment, configure the Office 365 tenant, and develop a pilot deployment plan.
• Manage Office 365 users, groups, and licenses, and set up delegated administration.
• Plan and configure client connectivity to Office 365.
• Plan and configure directory synchronization between Microsoft Azure AD and on-premises AD DS.
• Plan and implement the Office 365 ProPlus deployment.
• Plan and manage Microsoft Exchange Online recipients and permissions.
• Plan and configure Exchange Online services.
• Plan and configure Microsoft Teams.
• Plan and configure Microsoft SharePoint Online.
• Plan and configure Office 365 collaboration solutions.
• Plan and configure the integration between Office 365 and Microsoft Azure Information Protection.
• Monitor and review Office 365 services, and troubleshoot Office 365 issues.
• Plan and implement identity federation between on-premises AD DS and Azure AD.

About This Course

This five-day instructor-led training (ILT) is designed to meet the needs of IT professionals involved in evaluating, planning, deploying, and operating Microsoft Office 365 services. The curriculum covers essential topics such as identities, dependencies, requirements, and supporting technologies. Participants will acquire the necessary skills to set up an Office 365 tenant, including federating with existing user identities, as well as the expertise required to sustain the tenant and support its users.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for IT professionals responsible for planning, configuring, and managing an Office 365 environment. Attendees are expected to possess a solid understanding of several on-premises technologies, including Domain Name System (DNS) and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Additionally, a general familiarity with Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Lync Server or Skype for Business Server, and Microsoft SharePoint Server is recommended.

At Course Completion

Upon finishing this course, students will be able to:

• Plan an Office 365 deployment, configure the Office 365 tenant, and design a pilot deployment.
• Manage Office 365 users, groups, and licenses, and set up delegated administration.
• Plan and configure client connectivity to Office 365.
• Plan and configure directory synchronization between Microsoft Azure AD and on-premises AD DS.
• Plan and implement the Office 365 ProPlus deployment.
• Plan and manage Microsoft Exchange Online recipients and permissions.
• Plan and configure Exchange Online services.
• Plan and configure Microsoft Teams.
• Plan and configure Microsoft SharePoint Online.
• Plan and configure Office 365 collaboration solutions.
• Plan and configure the integration between Office 365 and Microsoft Azure Information Protection.
• Monitor and review Office 365 services, and troubleshoot Office 365 issues.
• Plan and implement identity federation between on-premises AD DS and Azure AD.

Content serves as the most vital digital asset for any organization. In this course, you will learn how to plan, configure, and manage SharePoint Sites and OneDrive to enable modern content services that transform the content lifecycle. Specifically, this course discusses the modern SharePoint site structure, such as SharePoint hub sites. It provides best practices for the adoption and deployment of OneDrive within your organization. It also covers sharing, security, and monitoring in SharePoint and OneDrive in Microsoft 365. Additionally, you will learn how to manage user profiles and apps with proper permission settings. We will also discuss how to plan and configure Managed Metadata, Business Connectivity Services, and search allowing content to be found, consumed, and governed across Microsoft 365.

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Configure SharePoint Sites.
• Manage sites storage limits.
• Deploy OneDrive sync client.
• Use Group Policy to control OneDrive sync client settings.
• Manage external sharing for data in Microsoft SharePoint and OneDrive.
• Configure user profile properties.
• Manage audiences.
• Use the App Catalog to manage custom apps.
• Create and manage term groups, term sets, and terms.
• Describe the difference between modern and classic search experiences.

About This Course

The business landscape is evolving, with a growing demand for communication free from collaborative barriers. Organizations are increasingly seeking cost-effective and flexible solutions, prompting them to configure hybrid environments and migrate content to the cloud. In this course, you will gain the knowledge needed to deploy and configure SharePoint Server 2019, tailored to meet the requirements of modern workstyles. You will also learn how to configure and manage various SharePoint service applications to prepare for a hybrid deployment. Subsequently, you will explore how to plan and implement SharePoint hybrid scenarios that ensure a seamless user experience. Finally, you will discover how to design the content migration process, including the resources and tools available for migrating content to SharePoint and OneDrive within Microsoft 365.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for IT Professionals who deploy and manage SharePoint in on-premises environments and are interested in implementing hybrid scenarios and migrating content to Microsoft 365.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe the MinRole feature in SharePoint 2019.
• Describe how to install and configure SharePoint 2019.
• Describe how to implement high availability for SharePoint.
• Provision a BDC Service Application instance.
• Configure the Secure Store Service application.
• Describe how to configure My Sites in SharePoint 2019.
• Describe the available SharePoint Hybrid Scenarios.
• Describe the requirements for SharePoint hybrid configuration.
• Plan for SharePoint Server hybrid.
• Plan for content migration process.
• Describe available resources and tools to leverage during migration process.
• Access data to be migrated using SharePoint Migration Assessment Tool (SMAT).
• Migrate content to the cloud using SharePoint Migration Tool (SPMT).
• Migrate content to the cloud using Migration Manager.
• Migrate content to the cloud using Mover.
• Manage and monitor migration process.

About This Course

This curriculum addresses three core pillars of Microsoft 365 enterprise administration: Microsoft 365 tenant and service management, Office 365 management, and Microsoft 365 identity management. During the tenant and service management segment, participants will analyze the essential components required for planning a Microsoft 365 tenant. Upon completing the planning phase, you will acquire the skills to configure your tenant, covering the organizational profile, subscription options, component services, user accounts, licenses, and security groups. Furthermore, you will learn how to effectively manage the tenant, which entails setting up tenant roles and overseeing tenant health and services.

Audience Profile

This course is tailored for individuals aiming for the Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator role who have already completed a Microsoft 365 role-based administrator certification path.

At Course Completion

Through active participation in this course, you will gain knowledge on the following topics:

• Designing, configuring, and managing your Microsoft 365 tenant
• Office 365 product capabilities
• Configuring Office 365
• Managing deployments of Office 365 ProPlus
• Planning and implementing identity synchronization
• Implementing application and external access

About This Course

This course delves into three core pillars of Microsoft 365 enterprise administration: Microsoft 365 tenant and service management, Office 365 management, and Microsoft 365 identity management. In the area of tenant and service management, you will explore all essential components required for planning your Microsoft 365 tenant. After completing the planning phase, you will acquire the skills to configure your Microsoft 365 tenant, covering aspects such as the organizational profile, subscription options, component services, user accounts, licenses, and security groups. Furthermore, you will learn how to manage your tenant, including setting up tenant roles and overseeing tenant health and services. With your Microsoft 365 tenant established, the focus shifts to the key elements of Office 365 management. This starts with an overview of Office 365 product functionality, encompassing Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, the Microsoft Power Platform, additional product resources, and device management. You will then move on to configuring Office 365, primarily concentrating on Office client connectivity. Additionally, you will explore the management of Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise (formerly Office 365 ProPlus) deployments, ranging from user-driven client installations to centralized deployments. You will conclude this section by learning how to configure Office Telemetry and Microsoft Analytics. The course wraps up with a detailed examination of Microsoft 365 identity synchronization, emphasizing Azure Active Directory Connect. You will learn to plan for and implement Azure AD Connect, manage synchronized identities, and implement password management in Microsoft 365 using multi-factor authentication and self-service password management. This final section also covers a comprehensive look at implementing application and external access. You will discover how to add and manage applications in Azure Active Directory, including the configuration of multi-tenant applications. You will then examine how to configure Azure AD Application Proxy, covering the installation and registration of connectors and the publishing of on-premises apps for remote access. Finally, you will explore how to design and manage solutions for external access, including licensing guidance for Azure AD B2B collaboration, creating collaborative users, and troubleshooting B2B collaboration issues.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for individuals aspiring to the Microsoft 365 Enterprise Admin role who have completed one of the Microsoft 365 role-based administrator certification paths.

At Course Completion

By actively participating in this course, you will learn about the following:

• Designing, configuring, and managing your Microsoft 365 tenant
• Office 365 product functionality
• Configuring Office 365
• Managing Office 365 ProPlus deployments
• Planning and implementing identity synchronization
• Implementing application and external access

Explore the fundamentals of Office 365 administration, covering essential Office 365 components, strategies for migrating an organization to Office 365, configuration procedures, and methods for managing Office 365 ProPlus deployment processes.

Audience profile

This training is intended for individuals aiming to become Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrators who have already completed one of the Microsoft 365 role-based administrator certification paths.

Key skills acquired

• Comprehensive overview of Office 365
• Strategies for migrating an organization to Office 365
• Techniques for configuring Office 365
• Methods for managing Office 365 ProPlus deployments

About This Course

This course explores three core pillars of Microsoft 365 enterprise administration: Microsoft 365 security management, compliance management, and device management. Within the realm of security management, you will analyze prevalent threat vectors and data breaches that organizations encounter today, learning how Microsoft 365's security solutions mitigate these risks. You will be introduced to the Microsoft Secure Score and Azure Active Directory Identity Protection. Furthermore, you will gain proficiency in managing Microsoft 365 security services, such as Exchange Online Protection, Advanced Threat Protection, Safe Attachments, and Safe Links. The course also covers various reports used to monitor security health. Transitioning from security services to threat intelligence, you will utilize the Security Dashboard and Advanced Threat Analytics to proactively address potential breaches. With a solid grasp of Microsoft 365 security components, you will then examine the essential elements of Microsoft 365 compliance management. This includes an overview of data governance fundamentals, such as data archiving and retention, Information Rights Management, Secure Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (S/MIME), Office 365 message encryption, and Data Loss Prevention (DLP). You will dive deeper into archiving and retention, focusing on in-place records management in SharePoint, retention strategies in Exchange, and retention policies within the Security and Compliance Center. Building on this knowledge of data governance, you will learn how to implement these concepts, including establishing ethical walls in Exchange Online, creating DLP policies from built-in templates, developing custom DLP policies, protecting documents with DLP policies, and configuring policy tips. You will also focus on managing data governance in Microsoft 365, covering email retention management, troubleshooting retention policies and policy tips that fail, and addressing sensitive data issues. Additionally, you will learn to implement Azure Information Protection and Windows Information Protection. This section concludes with training on managing search and investigation capabilities, such as searching for content in the Security and Compliance Center, conducting auditing log investigations, and managing advanced eDiscovery. Finally, the course provides an in-depth look at Microsoft 365 device management. You will start by planning various aspects of device management, including preparing Windows 10 devices for co-management. You will learn to transition from Configuration Manager to Intune and explore the Microsoft Store for Business and Mobile Application Management. Moving from planning to implementation, you will develop your Windows 10 deployment strategy, learning to implement Windows Autopilot, Windows Analytics, and Mobile Device Management (MDM). When covering MDM, you will learn how to deploy it, enroll devices, and manage device compliance.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for individuals aspiring to the Microsoft 365 Enterprise Admin role who have completed one of the Microsoft 365 role-based administrator certification paths.

At Course Completion

By actively participating in this course, you will learn about the following:

• Microsoft 365 Security Metrics
• Microsoft 365 Security Services
• Microsoft 365 Threat Intelligence
• Data Governance in Microsoft 365
• Archiving and Retention in Office 365
• Data Governance in Microsoft 365 Intelligence
• Search and Investigations
• Device Management
• Windows 10 Deployment Strategies
• Mobile Device Management

This course is intended for professionals aiming for the Microsoft 365 Administrator role who have completed at least one of the Microsoft 365 role-based administrator certification paths.

About This Course

This is a three-day Instructor Led Training (ILT) course that targets the needs of information technology (IT) professionals who take part in administering, configuring, troubleshooting, and operating Office 365 services, including its identities, dependencies, requirements, and supporting technologies. This course focuses on skills required to administer and troubleshoot Office 365 tenant and key services of Office 365, such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Teams. It also covers security and compliance features of Office 365.

Audience Profile

This course is intended for IT professionals and system administrators who want to learn about administration and troubleshooting techniques in Office 365. These professionals should have at least three years of experience working in their respective fields: ideally in the areas of system administration, network administration, and messaging.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe Office 365 services.
• Administer Office 365 by using the Microsoft 365 admin center, Office 365 services admin centers, an
• Administer and troubleshoot directory synchronization and directory objects.
• Administer and troubleshoot Exchange Online.
• Administer and troubleshoot Teams.
• Administer and troubleshoot SharePoint Online.
• Plan and deploy Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise.
• Administer and troubleshoot compliance and security in Office 365.

About This Course

This course delves into the core aspects of administering Microsoft 365 messaging, covering message transport and mail flow, messaging security, hygiene, and compliance, messaging infrastructure, and hybrid messaging scenarios. It is tailored for IT Professionals responsible for deploying and managing the messaging infrastructure for Microsoft 365 within their organizations.

Audience Profile

Messaging Administrators deploy, configure, manage, and troubleshoot recipients, permissions, mail protection, mail flow, and public folders in both on-premises and cloud enterprise environments. Their responsibilities encompass managing message hygiene, messaging infrastructure, and hybrid configuration and migration. To establish a secure hybrid topology that aligns with the business needs of a modern organization, the Messaging Administrator must collaborate closely with the Security Administrator and Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator. Prospective students should possess working knowledge of authentication types, licensing, and integration with Microsoft 365 applications.

At Course Completion

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

• Configure and manage the transport pipeline
• Manage and troubleshoot mail flow and transport issues
• Manage message hygiene and compliance
• Manage authentication for messaging
• Configure organizational settings and sharing
• Manage mobile devices
• Manage role-based permissions
• Create and manage recipient objects and resources
• Plan, implement, and troubleshoot public folders
• Plan a hybrid environment
• Perform mailbox migrations
• Deploy and troubleshoot a hybrid environment

This five-day instructor-led course equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain a Microsoft SQL Server 2014 database. The curriculum concentrates on teaching participants how to utilize SQL Server 2014 product features and tools specifically related to database maintenance.

Note: This course is intended for customers interested in learning about SQL Server 2012 or SQL Server 2014. It covers the new features in SQL Server 2014, as well as the critical capabilities across the SQL Server data platform.

About This Course

This course delves into five key components of the Microsoft 365 platform: implementing Microsoft Identity, utilizing Microsoft Graph, extending and customizing SharePoint, extending Teams, and extending Office. Participants will learn how to implement Microsoft Identity and work effectively with Microsoft Graph. Additionally, students will gain knowledge of UI elements (such as Adaptive Cards and UI Fabric), Integration Points (including Microsoft Teams, Office Add-ins, SharePoint Framework, and Actionable Messages), and how to determine workload platform targets. When implementing Microsoft Identity, students will learn to register an application, implement authentication, configure permissions to consume an API, and create a service to access Microsoft Graph. In the context of Microsoft Graph, students will learn how to access user data, explore query parameters, manage group lifecycles, access files, and optimize network traffic. For extending and customizing SharePoint, participants will explore SharePoint Framework web parts, extensions, and the process of packaging and deploying a SPFx solution. When extending Teams, students will examine the components of a Teams App, work with webhooks, tabs, and conversational bots. Finally, in extending Office, students will work with Office Add-ins, task pane add-ins, JavaScript APIs, Office UI Fabric, and actionable messages using adaptive cards.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for students interested in the Microsoft 365 development platform or in passing the Microsoft 365 Developer Associate certification exam. Participants should have 1-2 years of experience as a developer. The course assumes that students are proficient in coding and possess a foundational understanding of REST APIs, JSON, OAuth2, OData, OpenID Connect, Microsoft identities (including Azure AD and Microsoft accounts), Azure AD B2C, and permission/consent concepts.

At Course Completion

By actively participating in this course, you will learn about the following:

• Implementing Microsoft Identity
• Working with Microsoft Graph
• Determining workload platform targets
• Integration Points, including Microsoft Teams, Office Add-ins, and SharePoint Framework

About This Course

In this course, you will learn how to manage Microsoft Teams in your organizations. The course covers Microsoft Teams overview, implementing governance, security and compliance for Microsoft Teams, preparing the environment for a Microsoft Teams deployment, deploying teams, and managing collaboration and communication in Microsoft Teams. You will learn about Teams architecture. Specifically, you will learn about the integration between Microsoft Teams and various workloads and services in Microsoft 365. You will learn about security and compliance features for Teams, including conditional access, MFA, Threat, alerts, DLP policies, eDiscovery, and information barrier policies. You will also learn about preparing the environment for a Microsoft Teams deployment, including upgrading from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams, network settings, and managing Microsoft Teams endpoints. Lastly, you will learn about how to create and manage teams, manage membership, including internal and external users. You will further learn about different settings and policies to manage collaboration and communication experiences in Microsoft Teams.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for persons who are aspiring to the Microsoft 365 Teams Admin role and are interested in in passing the Microsoft Teams Administrator Associate certification exam. The Microsoft Teams Administrator configures, deploys, and manages Office 365 workloads for Microsoft Teams that focus on efficient and effective collaboration and communication in an enterprise environment. The Teams Administrator collaborates with Telephony engineers to integrate advanced voice features into Microsoft Teams. This role is not responsible for configuring direct routing, configuring call routing, or integrating telephony.

At Course Completion

By actively participating in this course, you will learn about the following:

• What is Microsoft Teams and how the components work together
• How to implement Governance, Security and Compliance for Microsoft Teams
• How to prepare an organizations environment for a Microsoft Teams deployment
• How to deploy and manage teams
• Ways of managing collaboration in Microsoft Teams
• Techniques to manage and troubleshoot communication in Microsoft Teams

About This Course

This course delivers foundational knowledge regarding the considerations and advantages of adopting cloud services and the Software as a Service (SaaS) model, with a particular emphasis on Microsoft 365 cloud offerings. You will start by exploring cloud fundamentals, including an overview of cloud computing and Microsoft cloud services specifically. The course introduces Microsoft Azure and examines the distinctions between Microsoft 365 and Office 365. You will then conduct a detailed review of Microsoft 365, comparing Microsoft on-premises services with Microsoft 365 cloud services, reviewing enterprise mobility within Microsoft 365, and analyzing how Microsoft 365 facilitates collaboration. The course further analyzes security, compliance, privacy, and trust mechanisms in Microsoft 365, and concludes with an overview of Microsoft 365 subscriptions, licensing, billing, and support.

Audience Profile

This course is designed for Business Decision Makers and IT Professionals aiming to deploy cloud services within their organization, or those seeking foundational knowledge on cloud principles. This includes understanding the considerations and benefits of adopting cloud services generally and the Software as a Service (SaaS) model specifically, with a general focus on Microsoft 365 cloud service offerings.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Differentiate between various cloud service models.
• Identify the key differences between Microsoft 365 subscriptions.
• Plan for migration to Microsoft 365 services.
• Identify key differences between Microsoft on-premises services and Microsoft 365 cloud services.
• Identify how Microsoft 365 services support teamwork.
• Describe identities, including cloud, on-premises, and hybrid identity.
• Describe cloud device management and protection, including the use of Intune.
• Describe data protection, including the use of Azure Information Protection.
• Describe compliance in general and the compliance features in Microsoft 365.
• Describe Microsoft 365 subscriptions, licenses, billing, and support.

This comprehensive course, Microsoft SharePoint Hybrid Deployment and Migration, focuses on deploying SharePoint on-premises and integrating it with SharePoint Online and OneDrive to support modern hybrid work environments.

This instructor-led, live training (available online or onsite) is designed for intermediate to advanced IT professionals who wish to plan, deploy, secure, and migrate content for SharePoint hybrid environments between on-premises and Microsoft 365.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Design and deploy SharePoint Server on-premises with required infrastructure and service applications.
• Configure authentication, security, and identity integration between on-premises and Azure AD.
• Manage service applications such as Search, Metadata, and others in hybrid mode.
• Plan and implement hybrid scenarios, including hybrid search and hybrid OneDrive redirection.
• Evaluate, select, and operate migration tools and strategies to move content to SharePoint Online and OneDrive.
• Ensure governance, compliance, performance, and user experience during and after migration.

Format of the Course

• Interactive lecture and discussion.
• Hands-on labs configuring on-premises SharePoint and hybrid features.
• Migration scenarios, troubleshooting, and performance tuning exercises.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.

This course provides training on constructing applications using low-code methods to streamline, automate, and revolutionize business tasks and processes via the Microsoft Power Platform.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be capable of:

• Designing applications and automating workflows
• Developing applications and automating workflows
• Analyzing and visualizing data within the context of an application or automated workflow
• Implementing and managing applications and automated workflows

This five-day, instructor-led course is tailored for IT professionals who already possess some familiarity with Windows Server. It targets individuals tasked with managing identity, networking, storage, and computing resources using Windows Server 2019, helping them grasp the relevant scenarios, requirements, and available options. The curriculum equips IT staff with the core administrative competencies necessary to deploy and support Windows Server 2019 in most organizational environments.