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| Date | 5/27/2024 10:58:37 AM |
The MB-500 certification is designed for developers who work with finance and operations apps in Microsoft Dynamics 365. As a candidate for this exam, you play a crucial role in implementing and extending applications to meet business requirements. Here are the key aspects covered by this certification:
Business Logic Development:
You develop business logic using X++, a programming language specific to Dynamics 365.
This involves creating custom functionality, handling business processes, and ensuring seamless integration with other modules.
Reports and Workspaces:
You create and modify finance and operations app reports and workspaces.
These reports provide insights into financial data, inventory, sales, and other critical aspects of the business.
User Interface Customization:
You customize user interfaces to enhance user experience.
This includes designing forms, views, and dashboards tailored to specific roles within the organization.
APIs and Endpoints:
You provide endpoints and APIs to support Microsoft Power Platform apps and external systems.
These APIs enable seamless data exchange between Dynamics 365 and other applications.
Testing and Performance Monitoring:
You perform testing to ensure the reliability and correctness of your solutions.
Monitoring performance helps optimize system responsiveness and resource utilization.
Data Analysis and Manipulation:
You analyze and manipulate data within the Dynamics 365 environment.
This involves querying databases, transforming data, and ensuring data integrity.
Technical Designs and Security Implementation:
You create technical designs that outline the architecture and implementation details.
Implementing permission policies and security requirements ensures data protection.
Skills Measured: The certification exam assesses your proficiency in various areas related to Dynamics 365 development. The skills measured include:
Architecture and Solution Design: Planning the overall solution architecture.
Developer Tools: Familiarity with tools such as Lifecycle Services (LCS), Visual Studio, and source code management.
AOT Elements: Designing and developing elements within the Application Object Tree (AOT).
Code Development and Testing: Writing and testing code using X++.
Reporting: Implementing reporting solutions using tools like SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) and Power BI.
Data Integration: Integrating and managing data solutions.
Security and Performance Optimization: Implementing security measures and optimizing system performance.
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