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Exam MS-900 Microsoft 365 Certified Fundamentals Tests 2025 (Hotspot , Drag drop with full explanations details included )Demonstrate understanding of Microsoft 365, to deliver industry-leading productivity apps along with intelligent cloud services, and world-class security.This certification is designed for you, if you're looking to demonstrate foundational-level knowledge of cloud-based solutions to facilitate productivity and collaboration among on-site, remote, and hybrid workers. As a candidate, you may:Have knowledge of cloud-based solutions.Be new to Microsoft 365.You can use this certification to prepare for other Microsoft certifications, but it's not a prerequisite for the related ones.As a candidate, you should be able to recommend Microsoft 365 solutions that address common organizational IT challenges. You should understand how Microsoft 365 solutions:Improve productivityFacilitate collaborationOptimize communicationsHelp secure dataIdentify and facilitate complianceYou should be able to recommend solutions for:Endpoint and application managementDesktop virtualizationAutomated operating system deploymentReporting and analyticsYou should be familiar with Microsoft 365 licensing, deployment and migration assistance, and support options for organizations looking to maximize their investment in the cloud.Skills measuredDescribe cloud concepts (5-10%)Describe the different types of cloud services availableDescribe Microsoft software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS), and platform as a service (PaaS) concepts and use casesDescribe differences between Office 365 and Microsoft 365Describe the benefits of and considerations for using cloud, hybrid, or on-premises servicesDescribe public, private, and hybrid cloud modelsCompare costs and advantages of cloud, hybrid, and on-premises servicesDescribe the concept of hybrid work and flexible workDescribe Microsoft 365 apps and services (45-50%)Describe productivity solutions of Microsoft 365Describe the productivity and content creation capabilities of the core Microsoft 365 Apps including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNoteDescribe the productivity benefits and capabilities of Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot ChatDescribe project management capabilities of Microsoft 365 including Microsoft Project, Planner, Bookings, Forms, Lists, To Do, and LoopDescribe collaboration solutions of Microsoft 365Describe the collaboration and content sharing capabilities of Microsoft SharePoint, OneDrive, and StreamDescribe the email and calendaring capabilities of Microsoft Exchange and OutlookDescribe the collaboration and communication capabilities of Microsoft Teams and Teams PhoneDescribe the collaboration benefits and capabilities of Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot ChatDescribe the employee experience capabilities of the Microsoft Viva appsDescribe the ways that you can extend Microsoft Teams by using collaborative apps such as Whiteboard, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Power Apps, and Power AutomateDescribe device and cloud endpoint management concepts and deployment options in Microsoft 365Describe the endpoint management capabilities of Microsoft 365 including Microsoft Intune, co-management with Configuration Manager, Endpoint Analytics, Windows Autopilot, and Windows AutopatchCompare the differences between Windows 365 and Azure Virtual DesktopDescribe the deployment and release models for Windows-as-a-Service (WaaS) including deployment ringsIdentify deployment and update channels for Microsoft 365 AppsDescribe Microsoft 365 administration capabilitiesDescribe the capabilities of the Microsoft 365 Admin center and the reports availableDescribe the capabilities of the Microsoft 365 user portalDescribe the reports available in other admin centers such as SharePoint, Teams, and ExchangeDescribe the capabilities of the Microsoft Copilot dashboardDescribe security, compliance, privacy, and trust in Microsoft 365 (25-30%)Describe identity and access management solutions of Microsoft 365Describe the identity and access management capabilities of Microsoft Entra IDDescribe cloud identity, on-premises identity, and hybrid identity conceptsDescribe how Microsoft uses methods such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), self-service password reset (SSPR), and conditional access, to keep identities, access, and data secureDescribe threat protection solutions of Microsoft 365Describe Microsoft Defender XDR, Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Office 365, Defender for Identity, Defender for Cloud Apps, and the Microsoft Defender PortalDescribe Microsoft Secure Score benefits and capabilitiesDescribe how Microsoft 365 addresses the most common types of threats against endpoints, applications, and identitiesDescribe trust, privacy, risk, and compliance solutions of Microsoft 365Describe the Zero Trust ModelDescribe Microsoft Purview compliance solutions such as insider risk, auditing, and eDiscoveryDescribe Microsoft Purview Information Protection features such as sensitivity labels and data loss preventionDescribe how Microsoft supports data residency to ensure regulatory complianceDescribe the capabilities and benefits of Microsoft PrivaDescribe Microsoft 365 pricing, licensing, and support (10-15%)Identify Microsoft 365 pricing and billing management optionsDescribe the pricing model for Microsoft cloud services including enterprise agreements, cloud solution providers, and direct billingDescribe available billing and bill management options including billing frequency and methods of paymentIdentify licensing options available in Microsoft 365Describe license managementDescribe the differences between base licensing and add-on licensingIdentify support options for Microsoft 365 servicesDescribe how to create a support request for Microsoft 365 servicesDescribe support options for Microsoft 365 servicesDescribe service-level agreements (SLAs) including service creditsDetermine service health status by using the Microsoft 365 admin center or the Microsoft Entra admin center

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