PL-600 · Question #98
Case Study 2 - Relecloud Background Relecloud provides regional air service in North America. The company uses a variety of systems, apps, and services to manage the business. You are hired to…
The correct answer is A. one app for each job role. Creating one app per job role (A) is the Power Platform best practice for enterprise deployments. Each role - such as reservation agents, maintenance crews, or gate staff - has distinct workflows, data needs, and security requirements. Scoped apps are smaller, load faster, are…
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- Aone app for each job role
- Bone app for each user
- Cone app for all employees of the team
- Done app for each team of employees
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(30 responses)- A73% (22)
- B7% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D17% (5)
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Creating one app per job role (A) is the Power Platform best practice for enterprise deployments. Each role - such as reservation agents, maintenance crews, or gate staff - has distinct workflows, data needs, and security requirements. Scoped apps are smaller, load faster, are easier to maintain, and allow precise role-based access control. Creating one app per user (B) is impractical at scale and creates a maintenance nightmare. A single app for all employees (C) forces every user to navigate irrelevant features and complicates security. One app per team (D) is closer but still too broad - within a team, different roles typically interact with different entities and processes, making role-level granularity the right boundary.
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