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This badge earner has developed foundational skills in IBM Z hardware and software, especially around z/OS and System Administration. Through hands-on labs working on a live IBM Z server, the earner has gained real world experience and is equipped to pursue a career as a mainframe application developer, system programmer, system administrator, or a DBA Practitioner.

This credential earner has the advanced skills to implement, monitor, and troubleshoot security measures to ensure the protection of sensitive information and compliance with relevant policies and regulations. The individual has the technical knowledge and practical skills to secure hardware and software, implement technical controls, manage data, respond to security incidents, implement disaster recovery plans, and troubleshoot issues. The earner has practiced essential workplace skills.

The credential earner demonstrates basic proficiency of computer hardware, networking, operating systems, and foundations of virtualization and cloud computing. The individual has an understanding of general troubleshooting strategies and methodologies, and has also demonstrated soft skills for design thinking, agile, and professional skills (including problem solving and collaboration). The earner is prepared for an apprenticeship, and has completed all the foundational skills.

This module will focus on the proactive detection of anomalies in the IoT device telemetry. Additionally, this module will cover the customization of the Connected Field Service components to handle different telemetry from the device and options for storing detail data for future analysis.

Units in this learning path:

• 1 Identify Exceptions with Connected Field Service Overview
• 2 Connect to a Device
• 3 Detail Telemetry Storage
• 4 Identify Exceptions
• 5 Options for Anomaly Detection
• 6 Anomaly Detection
• 7 Knowledge Check
• 8 Summary and Cleanup

Products: Dynamics 365, Dynamics Field Service, Azure, Azure Iot Central

Roles: Business User, Functional Consultant

Level: Intermediate

Subjects: Iot, Data Analytics

Duration: 93 minutes

This module introduces the core concepts of Power Automate, including workflow automation use cases, cloud flow templates, and the role of triggers, actions, and connectors. Learners explore process mining, flow logic with loops and branching, and key capabilities across Power Automate apps—including desktop flows and mobile experiences. The module also highlights approval scenarios and Copilot features that enhance flow creation and management. PL-900

Units in this learning path:

• Introduction
• Describe Process Mining
• Describe Use Cases Cloud Desktop Flows
• Describe Use Cases Cloud Flow Templates
• Describe How Power Automate Cloud Flows Use Connector Triggers Actions
• Describe Loops Branching Cloud Flows
• Describe Power Automate Use Cases Approvals
• Describe Power Automate Apps
• Describe Actions Power Automate Desktop Flows
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Power Automate

Roles: Business Owner, Business User, Maker, Student

Level: Beginner

Subjects: App Development

Duration: 64 minutes

This module examines SAP HANA on Azure (Large Instances) certified offerings and deployment offerings. Prepare for Exam AZ-120 Planning and Administering Microsoft Azure for SAP Workloads.

Units in this learning path:

• Introduction
• Explore
• Explore Deployment Options for Sap Solutions Azure
• Review Available Skus for
• Explore Custom Sizing for
• Review Sap Certified Configurations
• Examine Certifications
• Recognize Supported Operating Systems
• Explore Storage
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Azure

Roles: Administrator, Solution Architect

Level: Advanced

Subjects: Business Applications

Duration: 47 minutes

Help identify prerequisites, deployment options, and SAP-certified configurations available to you when deploying SAP products in Azure. Prepare for Exam AZ-120 Planning and Administering Microsoft Azure for SAP Workloads.

Units in this learning path:

• Introduction
• Explore General Prerequisites for Sap Support Public Cloud Environments
• Identify Deployment Options for Sap Solutions Azure
• Discover Supported Azure Virtual Machine Types for Sap Products Windows Linux
• Discover Supported Azure Virtual Machine Types for Sap Netweaver Ascs Sap Netwea
• Discover Operating Systems for Azure Virtual Machines
• Discover Sap Certifications Configurations Running Microsoft Azure
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Azure

Roles: Administrator, Solution Architect

Level: Advanced

Subjects: Cloud Computing, Virtual Machine

Duration: 31 minutes

Uncover and evaluate AI agent use cases that deliver measurable business value with financial efficiency.

Units in this learning path:

• Research Use Cases
• Identify Business Needs Define AI Use Cases
• Identify Quick Wins
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Microsoft Foundry, Foundry Tools, Azure Openai, Ms Copilot

Roles: Developer

Level: Intermediate

Subjects: Artificial Intelligence

Duration: 21 minutes

This module provides information about how to configure batch attributes in Supply Chain Management.

Units in this learning path:

• 1 Identify Configure Batch Attributes
• 1 2 Assign Reserve Batch Attributes
• 1 3 Active Ingredient
• 1 4 Ingredient Types
• 1 5 Process
• 2 Exercise Work with Batch Attributes
• 2 2 Record Batch Attribute Create
• 2 3 Record Batch Quality
• 2 4 Reservation Sales
• 3 Knowledge Check
• 4 Summary

Products: Dynamics 365, Dynamics Scm

Roles: Functional Consultant, Business User

Level: Intermediate

Subjects: Manufacturing Processes

Duration: 145 minutes

Identify and mitigate AI data security risks.

Units in this learning path:

• Introduction
• Understand AI Security Risks
• Dspm AI Overview
• Configure Dspm AI
• Dspm AI Recommendations
• Review AI Security Reports
• Data Assessments
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Microsoft Purview, M365

Roles: Auditor, Administrator, Risk Practitioner

Level: Intermediate

Subjects: Information Protection Governance, Security

Duration: 48 minutes

This module describes how Power Apps lets users build custom apps without needing extensive coding. Canvas apps are great for flexible, task-specific designs, while model-driven apps are better for structured, data-focused solutions. The key difference is that canvas apps prioritize layout control, and model-driven apps focus on data and business processes. PL-900

Units in this learning path:

• Introduction
• Describe Power Apps
• Describe Use Cases Canvas Apps
• Describe Use Cases Model Driven Apps
• Explore Model Driven App Features
• Describe Differences Between Canvas Apps Model Driven Apps
• Knowledge Check
• Summary

Products: Power Apps

Roles: Business Owner, Business User, Maker, Student

Level: Beginner

Subjects: App Development

Duration: 44 minutes

Do you want to learn about table types in Business Central? In this module, you'll learn about the different functional table types and their specific characteristics, such as special fields, properties, and linked pages.

Units in this learning path:

• 1 Introduction
• 2 Define Table Types
• 3 Create Master Tables
• 4 Create Supplemental Tables
• 5 Create Subsidiary Tables
• 6 Create Ledger Tables
• 7 Create Register Tables
• 8 Create Journal Tables
• 9 Create Document Tables
• 10 Create Setup Tables
• 11 Check
• 12 Summary

Products: Dynamics 365, Dynamics Business Central

Roles: Developer

Level: Intermediate

Duration: 68 minutes