A company is implementing the Microsoft Power Platform to assist with consolidation of onsite inspections and audits of retail stores. Currently, the data used by the retail store inspections is…

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Options

• AUse an embedded access management framework for user security.
• BExecute real-time data operations against external data sources through virtual entities.
• CUse Azure Active Directory for access management.
• DStore data used by a Power Apps app on both iOS and Android mobile platforms.
• EUse Azure Data Lake storage to host the transactional data.

• A
  14% (5)
• B
  81% (29)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

For a single-database approach that consolidates data from multiple external systems, three capabilities apply. Option B: virtual entities in Dataverse allow real-time read/write operations against external data sources, making them appear as native Dataverse tables - this is the mechanism for surfacing external system data through one database interface. Option C: Azure Active Directory is the standard identity and access management platform for Power Platform and Dataverse, providing role-based security for app users. Option E: Azure Data Lake Storage can serve as the underlying analytical and transactional data store integrated with Dataverse through Azure Synapse Link or direct connection. Option A is incorrect because Power Platform uses Azure AD, not a vague 'embedded access management framework.' Option D describes mobile offline storage on device, which does not contribute to a centralized single database design.

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