"Due to increasing demand, managers must be able to work in the field as technicians." This statement clearly says the managers need to work the same way the technicians do, assuming they would in that situation use a tablet like the technicians and would need to follow similar processes/experience I would have thought it would be more logical to add the manager PowerBi to the field service app but restrict the visibility to the managers role. That way they can work the same as a technician would when they need to perform that role, but still have access to the manager reports when needed. More config to do than the other way around but makes more sense to me to have a unified setup - just me?

I think it is option B, because option D doesn't fully address the need for a single-screen solution.

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Managers use a Power BI dashboard that displays Dynamics 365 Field Service and real-time maintenance data. Based on this info, Managers have the D365 Field Service scheduling assignments and the SQL Server database maintenance records already. But they do not have the maintenance history. So adding the maintenance history in the Dashboard would meet the requirement.

Based on the given scenario, the correct option would be: B. Add the manager Power BI dashboard to the Field Service mobile app. This option allows managers to work from one single screen by adding the Power BI dashboard, which displays Dynamics 365 Field Service and real-time maintenance data, to the Field Service mobile app. By incorporating the Power BI dashboard into the mobile app, managers can access all the necessary information and perform their tasks without switching between different applications. This integration provides a centralized and efficient solution for managers working in the field.

chatgpt response is option B.

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D should be the answer.

That would depend on wether the datasource supports DirectQuery, no ? (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/powerapps-custom-visual) Following limitations apply when using the PowerBIIntegration.Refresh() function: ... You must use a source that supports DirectQuery and the data connection must be created using DirectQuery method. and according to "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/power-bi-data-sources" Dynamics 365 Field Services is not listed (as far as I can tell) as a datasource the supports DirectQuery. So this question is seriously open for interpretation in my opinion. Personnaly I would go for answer "B" in this case, since it seems less constricted by technical requirements

i was thinking B, but is true .. is D, more ease, and less job, put low job in a interface of an upper job than put the upper job in a low interface and configure security

My guess: D

In exam 02/08

Correct D

The PowerBI Dashboard already has the Field service + realtime maintenance info. the only thing left is, the history. So add the history to dashboard and they will have everything required to do the job. I think "D" should be correct

Correct D

Why not answer B? Embed the manager's BI report to the model driven app the technicians are using? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/add-powerbi-visual

Dumps Answer is correct Add the maintenance history app to the Power BI dashboard.