MS-700 · Question #105
You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription that uses Microsoft Teams. You need to identify which percentage of meetings include video. What should you use?
The correct answer is B. Productivity Score Meetings insights. To identify the percentage of meetings that include video, you should leverage the Productivity Score Meetings insights in Microsoft 365. This feature provides detailed analytics on collaboration patterns, including video usage in meetings.
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- Athe Teams device usage report
- BProductivity Score Meetings insights
- Cthe Teams usage report
- DThe Teams user activity report
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Why each option
To identify the percentage of meetings that include video, you should leverage the Productivity Score Meetings insights in Microsoft 365. This feature provides detailed analytics on collaboration patterns, including video usage in meetings.
The Teams device usage report focuses on the types of devices used to access Teams, not the specific features like video usage within meetings.
Productivity Score in Microsoft 365 (now part of Microsoft Viva Insights and Microsoft 365 usage reports) provides insights into how users are collaborating, including detailed metrics on meeting habits. The Meetings insights specifically can report on statistics like the percentage of meetings that include video, helping to understand user engagement and technology adoption.
The general Teams usage report provides high-level data on Teams activity but might not drill down to specific meeting features like video percentage with the granularity of Productivity Score insights.
The Teams user activity report shows individual user activities but doesn't aggregate meeting video usage across the organization.
Concept tested: Microsoft 365 Productivity Score for meeting insights
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/productivity/productivity-score-meetings-insights
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