Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert (MS-100) Cert Prep: Plan Workloads and Applications
1h 37mIntermediate2021-08-17
Authors
Ed Liberman
Helping thousands of people start careers in IT
Course details
In today’s complex computing environment, your organization needs more than simple on-premises solutions. Microsoft 365 can help businesses move networking solutions out to the cloud. And to be a successful Microsoft 365 Enterprise administrator—and ensure that your organization can collaborate at the highest level—you need to know how to plan Office 365 workloads and applications. In this course, instructor Ed Liberman course shows how to plan for Microsoft 365 app and messaging deployments. Plus, discover how to plan for Microsoft SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, Teams, and Power Platform integration.
Skills covered
Operations ManagementMicrosoft 365Cloud AdministrationProject ManagementCloud ComputingBusiness Analysis and StrategyMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Workloads and applications
- 02 - What you should know
1. Plan Microsoft 365 Apps Deployment
- 03 - Manage M365 Apps for enterprise
- 04 - Using the Office Deployment Tool
- 05 - Working with XML configuration files
- 06 - Using the Office Customization Tool
- 07 - Plan M365 Apps for enterprise updates
- 08 - Plan for Office for the web
2. Plan for Messaging Deployments
- 09 - Exchange admin center overview
- 10 - Mailbox management
3. Plan for Microsoft SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business
- 11 - Plan external share settings
- 12 - Manage access configurations
- 13 - Manage Microsoft groups
- 14 - Manage SharePoint site settings
- 15 - SharePoint migration process
- 16 - Identify hybrid requirements
4. Plan for Microsoft Teams Infrastructure
- 17 - Plan for Teams collaboration
- 18 - Plan Microsoft Teams deployment
- 19 - Plan Teams organizational settings
- 20 - Plan for telephony
5. Plan Microsoft Power Platform Integration
- 21 - Overview of Power Platform
- 22 - Create a flow in Power Automate
- 23 - Test flow in Power Automate
- 24 - Manage Power Automate and Power Apps
Conclusion
- 25 - Next steps