Exam PL-600 topic 1 question 41 discussion

Seems correct.

Based on the link shared by Stanna. The answers should be: External risk Business risk Resource risk The questions sas it has to connect to a custom built on-premises system. Doesn't this mean the system therefore is external? External risk description: These are risks that depend on factors outside the control of the project team. For example, if the app needs to integrate with other external systems, there's a risk that the external system might change the way it works. Why would the first answer be a security risk?

Resource risks: These includes risks such as a lack of people to work on the app, lack of funding to make the apps, and so on. Business risks: In cases where business frequently changes, it's important to note that changes in the business might affect how the app should be made. External risks: These are risks that depend on factors outside the control of the project team. For example, if the app needs to integrate with other external systems, there's a risk that the external system might change the way it works. Security risks: This is a very important factor to consider because it directly relates to how you create your solutions with Power Apps.

Where to find these in training paths? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/exams/pl-600/ I mean where can I find the explanation for risk categories?

Accordin to the documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/guidance/planning/identifying-risks) the integration with an external system is considered an External Risk.

Correct The on-prem system is not marked as external built

External risk (system is out of control), Business Risk, Resource Risk. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/guidance/planning/identifying-risks good to have read this link (thanks Stanna) as i thought "lack of funding" would be a "Business risk" because if you loose 'business' because of lack of funding it is a business risk from a software supplier point of view. but from a customer's point of view if he has not enough means to pay, it is a resource risk. External risk because i a assume the on prem systems have their own life cycle and development you cannot (fully) control: it is external (even if it is an internal system of the company) risk to the project team. Changing requirements (i regard this as an opportunity for a supplier as he can recode and send invoices as long as he makes the customer clear that he is the root cause of these changes).

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/guidance/planning/identifying-risks

Correct. Categories: Resource risk - The customer has a limited budget in relation to the project requirements Business risk - The organization is currently making significant go-to-market strategy adjustments Security risk - The project requires integration to custom-built on-premises systems that store business-sensitive data

Resource risks: These includes risks such as a lack of people to work on the app, lack of funding to make the apps, and so on. Business risks: In cases where business frequently changes, it's important to note that changes in the business might affect how the app should be made. External risks: These are risks that depend on factors outside the control of the project team. For example, if the app needs to integrate with other external systems, there's a risk that the external system might change the way it works. Security risks: This is a very important factor to consider because it directly relates to how you create your solutions with Power Apps.