Microsoft AI-103: Document Extraction and Content Understanding
Imagine an accounts-payable team receiving a scanned invoice, a digitally generated purchase order and a delivery note photographed on a phone. An Azure AI application has to identify the documents, extract the right values, compare them with approved records and pass a defensible result to an agent. Simply running OCR on every file is not enough. The invoice has a table; the purchase order includes similar numbers with different meanings; the photo is skewed; and the delivery note may contain handwritten amendments. The engineering problem is preserving structure and evidence…
Microsoft AI-103: Text, Speech and Translation Workflows
A multilingual service desk is a useful test of whether an AI application really works. A caller asks a question in Spanish, mentions a product code in English, and describes a delivery problem. The system must recognize the speech, identify the product, understand the complaint, consult a controlled knowledge source, produce a reliable response, and perhaps speak the answer aloud. Each step has a different failure mode. A flawless transcript can still lead to a wrong customer record; a good answer can become unusable through mistranslation or slow audio generation….
Microsoft SC-900: Identity, Security and Compliance Basics
A business adopts cloud collaboration, then discovers that every department uses “security” to mean something different. Operations wants service…
Microsoft SC-500: Securing Cloud and AI Workloads
An engineering team launches an internal assistant that reads cloud documents, summarizes alerts and invokes deployment workflows. Its infrastructure passes…
Microsoft SC-401: Where Sensitive Data Goes
A research group shares a dataset across departments for an approved project. One participant later uploads a copy to an unapproved external service, while…
Microsoft SC-400 Retired: Keeping the Right Records
A legal team issues a preservation request just as the IT department plans to delete old employee accounts and clean up collaboration sites. At the same…
Microsoft SC-300: The Permission Nobody Removed
A contractor receives temporary access to a finance application. Months after the project ends, the account still belongs to a privileged group because no…
Microsoft SC-200: Three Alerts, One Incident
A security operations center receives an alert about a suspicious sign-in, another about endpoint malware and a third about data sent to an unfamiliar…
Microsoft SC-100: Security That Fits Together
An organization has bought endpoint protection, identity monitoring and cloud security tools, yet a ransomware incident still spread from a compromised…
Microsoft PL-900: Choosing the Right Low-Code Tool
A human resources team wants a simple system to track equipment returned when employees leave. One manager asks for a Power App, another proposes an…
Microsoft PL-600 Retired: Architecture Under Pressure
An insurer wants one Power Platform solution for onboarding, underwriting, policy changes and customer communications. Business leaders agree on the…
Microsoft PL-500 Retired: The Fragile Robot
A claims processor copies information from a legacy desktop application into a newer case-management system. A recorded automation performs the task…
Microsoft PL-400: Build Once, Deploy Reliably
A manufacturer customizes a Power Platform application to approve purchasing exceptions. The first release works until another team adds a new business rule…
Microsoft PL-300: When Dashboard Totals Disagree
Sales managers report that revenue rose twelve percent, but finance sees a smaller increase and operations says order volume has fallen. All three reports…
Microsoft PL-200 Retired: When Workflows Run Twice
A customer service team replaces its email-based intake process with a Power Apps solution. The first demonstration looks promising, but duplicate contacts,…
