Module 1: Introduction to Copilot for Microsoft 365, Implementation Overview and Driving Adoption
Module 2: Get Your Organization Ready and Secured for Copilot for Microsoft 365
Module 3: Extend and Optimize Copilot for Microsoft 365 Capabilities
3 Days
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No. DW-101 is a Microsoft deployment workshop rather than a Microsoft certification exam or certification credential. It should therefore not be marketed as a certification preparation course in the same way as Microsoft certification courses such as SC-200 or AZ-104.
The workshop focuses on organizational readiness, technical readiness, security, governance, data access, privacy, implementation planning, user adoption, and Copilot extensibility. These areas are important because successful Copilot deployment depends not only on enabling licenses but also on preparing the organization's Microsoft 365 data and security environment.
Yes. The course includes an introduction to Microsoft Copilot Studio, Copilot extensibility scenarios, and the functional capabilities of Copilot Studio. It also covers plugins and Microsoft Graph connectors as approaches for extending Copilot.
Microsoft 365 Copilot uses organizational information available through the Microsoft Graph to provide context for user interactions with Microsoft 365 applications. Understanding data access, permissions, security, and governance is therefore an important part of preparing an organization for Copilot.
Copilot can surface information that users already have permission to access across Microsoft 365. Consequently, organizations need to address issues such as oversharing, permissions, data governance, compliance, privacy, and information protection before a broad rollout. Microsoft's current Copilot readiness guidance specifically emphasizes assessing tenant readiness and resolving data-readiness and oversharing risks before deployment.
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