The Common Data Model (CDM) is a standard and extensible collection of schemas, including entities, attributes and relationships that represents business concepts and activities with well- defined…

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• ACommon Data Services (CDS)
• BDynamics 365 Business Central
• CBusiness process flow
• DNo change is needed.

• B
  4% (1)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  91% (21)

Explanation

The statement accurately and completely defines the Common Data Model (CDM). CDM is indeed a standard, extensible collection of schemas - including entities, attributes, and relationships - that represents business concepts and activities with well-defined semantics. It is published by Microsoft and partners to facilitate data interoperability across applications and services such as Power Platform and Dynamics 365.

• A (Common Data Services) is a different product (now called Microsoft Dataverse) - it is the data platform/storage service, not the schema standard itself.
• B (Dynamics 365 Business Central) is an ERP application, not a data modeling standard.
• C (Business process flow) is a Dynamics 365 feature for guiding users through multi-stage processes - unrelated to this definition.
• D (No change is needed) is correct because the original statement accurately describes CDM.

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