Tame Your Power Platform Environment
The Admin in a Day Workshop is the most effective way to train your team to be fully capable on implementing and maintaining your Power Platform environment properly.
Admin in a Day Workshop
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Event agenda
The Admin in a Day Workshop is an in-depth customized private training workshop that aims to help with creating actionable decisions to set your company up for success. Below, you will find sample agendas that most customers prefer to start with. Agendas can be altered to focus on your specific needs and gaps.
Licensing, Types Of Apps, and When To Choose Each Type
Discuss the benefits and different types of licensing business applications you can choose when building Power Apps. This section is all about guiding users to be better decision-makers.
Setting Up Your Environment
Learn how to set up your environments based on best practices for security, governance, and organization.
Solution and Dataverse
Microsoft recommends that all Power Apps are encapsulated into a solution to activate hidden features to help with application lifecycle management (ALM).
Deploying and Patching Apps
Find the different models for deploying your Power Platform solution. Learn the differences between managed and unmanaged deployments and how environment variables can assist with these deployments.
Security In Dataverse and Apps
In this module, we’ll discuss the best practices around securing your environment, Dataverse tables, and apps. You’ll learn the amazing features surrounding row-level security and other models in Dataverse.
Data Loss Prevention Policies (DLP)
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies prevent data loss from happening within your organization. Microsoft uses DLP to also make sure users only use approved connectors in the correct environment.
Monitoring Your Flows and Apps
By using some of the advanced monitoring and debugging tools for Power Platform, we’ll discuss how you track issues to prevent them from occurring. You’ll also learn how to use Azure App Insights to create a detailed log and dashboard of failures and feedback.
Center Of Excellence (COE) Toolkit/Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
The Power Platform COE Toolkit gives you a central hub to see your usage patterns around the Power Platform. It also gives you a series of tools to simplify administration and governance.
Introduction to the Microsoft Fabric Solution
Discuss the purpose and benefits when organizations decide to leverage Fabric as their end-to-end analytical solution. This section also talks about the state of the analytical landscape and the overwhelming number of options available to organizations which can lead to integration issue and how Fabric solves this
Fabric Environment Concepts
This section focuses on the organization-wide, lake centric storage that Fabric uses called OneLake. As well as a focused look at the hierarchy of Fabric including: Tenant Settings, Capacity Settings, Domain Settings and Workspace Settings. This section also contains the first hands-on lab to create a Fabric enabled Workspace along with a Lakehouse.
Fabric Licensing
Learn about the different offerings around Fabric licenses. Understand the difference between Pay-As-You-Go VS Reserved pricing capacities and when one should be used over the other. This section also discusses how users can take advantage of a Fabric Capacity Trial to truly get an understanding if Fabric is right for their organization before buying.
Fabric Admin Portal
Explore the various sections of the admin portal with a heavy focus on the tenant settings. Learn about some of the most impact choices that can be made in the tenant settings and how they could affect your organization
Fabric Workspace and Item Security
This section explores how Microsoft Fabric ensures secure collaboration and data governance through its workspace and item-level security features. Attendees will learn how roles, permissions, and sensitivity labels can be applied to control access to data assets across the Fabric environment. The session also highlights best practices for managing security boundaries within workspaces and across organizational domains. A hands-on lab will guide participants through configuring security settings to protect data while enabling productive teamwork.
Governance and Microsoft Purview
This section delves into how Microsoft Purview integrates with Fabric to provide robust data governance, compliance, and cataloging capabilities. Participants will explore how Purview enables organizations to discover, classify, and manage data assets across the Fabric ecosystem. Key topics include data lineage, sensitivity labeling, and policy enforcement to ensure responsible data usage. A guided lab will demonstrate how to use Domains and how to Endorse items
Capacity and Storage Monitoring
Gain insights into how the Fabric Capacity Metrics App helps monitor and manage resource usage across your Fabric environment. Learn to track storage consumption, analyze performance trends, and identify potential bottlenecks to ensure optimal capacity planning. The session emphasizes practical strategies for maintaining efficiency and includes a hands-on lab to explore the app’s dashboards and interpret key metrics.
Workspace and Item Monitoring and Management
Learn how to monitor and manage activity within a Fabric workspace using powerful reporting tools like the Feature Usage and Adoption Report and the Purview Hub Report. This session focuses on gaining visibility into how users interact with items in a workspace, tracking adoption trends, and identifying governance opportunities. Attendees will discover how to use these insights to optimize workspace performance, encourage best practices, and maintain compliance across their data environment.
Sample Agenda
The Admin in a Day Workshop is an in-depth customized private training workshop that aims to help with creating actionable decisions to set your company up for success. Below, you will find a sample agenda that most customers prefer to start with. The agenda can be altered to focus on your specific needs and gaps.
Discuss the benefits and different types of licensing business applications you can choose when building Power Apps. This section is all about guiding users to be better decision-makers.
Learn how to set up your environments based on best practices for security, governance, and organization.
Microsoft recommends that all Power Apps are encapsulated into a solution to activate hidden features to help with application lifecycle management (ALM).
Find the different models for deploying your Power Platform solution. Learn the differences between managed and unmanaged deployments and how environment variables can assist with these deployments.
In this module, we’ll discuss the best practices around securing your environment, Dataverse tables, and apps. You’ll learn the amazing features surrounding row-level security and other models in Dataverse.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies prevent data loss from happening within your organization. Microsoft uses DLP to also make sure users only use approved connectors in the correct environment.
By using some of the advanced monitoring and debugging tools for Power Platform, we’ll discuss how you track issues to prevent them from occurring. You’ll also learn how to use Azure App Insights to create a detailed log and dashboard of failures and feedback.
The Power Platform COE Toolkit gives you a central hub to see your usage patterns around the Power Platform. It also gives you a series of tools to simplify administration and governance.