Course Outline
Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform for Government
- Overview of the Power Platform for government
- Key components and their interactions within public sector operations
- Setting up the environment for government use
- Overview of Common Data Service (DataVerse) for government data management
- Understanding connectors and integrations in a government context
Power Apps for Government
- Introduction to Power Apps for government applications
- Types of Power Apps (Canvas, Model-driven, and Portal) suitable for public sector use
- Planning and setting up an app environment for government agencies
- Designing user interfaces tailored for government users
- Integrating data sources for government operations
- Using formulas and controls in a government context
- Data modeling basics for public sector applications
- Form customization and business rules for government processes
- Automated workflows to enhance government efficiency
- Using custom connectors for government-specific integrations
- Integration with other Power Platform components for comprehensive government solutions
- Monitoring and analytics for government performance tracking
Power Automate for Government
- Overview of automation capabilities tailored for government operations
- Different types of flows (Automated, Button, Scheduled, and Business process flows) for public sector use
- Triggering events and actions in a government context
- Working with expressions and conditions to streamline government processes
- Error handling and debugging for government applications
- Using AI Builder to enhance government automation
- Handling approvals and complex processes within government agencies
- Best practices for efficient flows in the public sector
DataVerse for Government
- Introduction to DataVerse for government data management
- Architecture and data management strategies for public sector use
- Security modeling to protect government data
- Creating and managing entities for government applications
- Relationships and data integrity in a government context
- Using calculated fields and roll-up fields for government reporting
- Customizing forms, views, and dashboards for public sector operations
Power BI for Government
- Fundamentals of Power BI for government data analysis
- Data sourcing and preparation for government datasets
- Building datasets and data models for public sector insights
- Designing effective dashboards to support government decision-making
- Sharing insights across the organization for collaborative governance
- DAX and advanced data modeling techniques for government use
- Administration and workspace management for government users
Power Virtual Agents for Government
- Introduction to Power Virtual Agents for government service delivery
- Planning and creating bots to support public sector operations
- Understanding the authoring canvas for government applications
- Integrating bots with data sources for government use
- Handling user inputs and outputs in a government context
- Using AI to enhance bot capabilities for government services
- Monitoring and analyzing bot performance for continuous improvement
Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of business processes for government
- Basic IT and database knowledge
Audience
- IT professionals
- Data analysts
- Business analysts
Testimonials (2)
I thought the trainer was really engaging and was very quick on his feet to answer questions that were related to our work and really tailored the teaching towards our needs and went above and beyond to meet them. I could not recommend Shaun enough!
Tom King - Complete Coherence
Course - Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals
I really admire Trainer's patience for all the people who were asking him to repeat something 4-5 times. I also believe that he has great knowledge about the topic, but like said above, we didn't spend enough time on this. Moreover, it was good it was hands-on training, where we could practice in real time what we're taught, but again, I'd like to know more about the PowerApps, not about SharePoint, as I'm really familiar with that one, and if I wanted to learn more, I'd probably just choose a training for the SharePoint, not PowerApps.
