You are implementing the following data entities in a Fabric environment: Entity1: Available in a lakehouse and contains data that will be used as a core organization entry Entity2: Available in a…

This question tests knowledge of Microsoft Fabric and Power BI endorsement badges - Promoted, Certified, and Master Data - and how to apply each based on the governance maturity and intended use of a data entity.

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Question

You are implementing the following data entities in a Fabric environment:
Entity1: Available in a lakehouse and contains data that will be used as a core organization entry
Entity2: Available in a semantic model and contains data that meets organizational standards
Entity3: Available in a Microsoft Power BI report and contains data that is ready for sharing and reuse
Entity4: Available in a Power BI dashboard and contains approved data for executive-level decision making

Your company requires that specific governance processes be implemented for the data. You need to apply endorsement badges to the entities based on each entity's use case. Which badge should you apply to each entity? To answer, drag the appropriate badges to the correct entities. Each badge may be used once, more than once, or not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.

Explanation

Approach. Microsoft Fabric offers three endorsement badges, each signaling a different level of governance trust. Entity1 (lakehouse, core organizational entry) should receive the Master Data badge, which designates authoritative, foundational reference data for the organization. Entity2 (semantic model, meets organizational standards) should receive Certified, indicating the content has been formally reviewed and approved by a designated certifier per org policy. Entity3 (Power BI report, ready for sharing and reuse) should receive Promoted, which is self-service - the owner signals the item is ready for broader consumption without requiring formal certification. Entity4 (Power BI dashboard, approved data for executive decision-making) should also receive Certified, since executive-facing, governance-approved content implies the highest formal endorsement level has been applied.

Concept tested. Microsoft Fabric / Power BI Endorsement Badges: understanding the three tiers - Promoted (owner-driven, ready to use), Certified (admin-authorized, meets org standards), and Master Data (authoritative core reference data) - and matching each to the correct governance scenario based on data location, maturity, and intended audience.

Reference. Microsoft Learn: Endorsement - promoting and certifying Power BI content (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-endorsement-overview)

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