Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART I THE ESSENTIALS -- 1 The Heart of Sales -- 2 The Challenges of Sales -- 3 Characteristics of Successful Salespeople -- PART II THE ESSENTIALS APPLIED -- Sales Self-Assessment -- BEFORE THE SALE -- 4 Know Your Product -- 5 Build Your Social Presence -- 6 Be Diligent About Prospecting -- 7 Prepare for the Discovery Meeting -- Interactive Exercise 1: Before the Sale -- DURING THE SALE -- 8 Make a Positive First Impression -- 9 Manage the Discovery Meeting -- 10 Communicate Your Solution Effectively -- 11 Learn the Art of Collaborative Selling -- 12 Close the Sale -- Interactive Exercise 2: During the Sale -- AFTER THE SALE -- 13 Set Up Accounts for Success -- 14 Analyze the Sales Process -- 15 Leverage the Account for Additional Opportunities -- Interactive Exercise 3: After the Sale -- PART III BEYOND THE ESSENTIALS -- 16 Dealing with Rejection -- 17 Protecting Your Mental Health -- 18 Embracing Your Career in Sales -- Sales Essentials Toolkit -- Exercise Answer Key -- Notes -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.4.2 Calculating the Number of Kanbans6.4.3 The Kanban Operating Principle; 6.4.4 Using the ``Milk-Run ́ ́; 6.5 Balancing the Process; 6.6 Cellular Manufacturing and One-Piece-Flow; 6.6.1 Designing Cellular Management; 6.6.2 P-Q Analysis; 6.7 Heijunka Board; 6.8 Quick Changeover and Single Minute Exchange of Die; 6.8.1 The Four Stages of SMED; 6.8.2 Identifying Internal and Outer Set-Ups and Preparation; 6.8.3 Converting Internal Set-Ups to Outer Ones; 6.8.4 Improving Internal and Outer Set-Up Activities; 6.9 TPM; 6.9.1 The TPM Campaign: First Step, 5S…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Section 3: Hands-On Practical GitOps -- Chapter 08: Practicing the Basics - Declarative Language File Building -- Nesting and flat files -- XML file building -- JSON file building -- YAML file building -- Templatization types -- Summary -- Chapter 09: Originalist Gitops in Practice - Continuous Deployment -- Setting up minikube -- Homebrew -- VirtualBox -- kubectl -- minikube -- Setting up VSCode -- Downloading and installing -- Adding extensions -- Setting up Kubernetes and Helm -- Installing Helm -- Creating a Helm chart -- Removing unwanted files -- Adding required files -- Adding required information -- Exploring the files -- Testing the deployment -- Local continuous deployment with GitOps file building -- Starting minikube -- Run on Save configuration -- GitHub -- GitHub access -- Originalist GitOps with Argo CD -- Starting minikube -- Disabling the Run on Save extension -- Installing Argo CD -- Installing Argo CD CLI -- Argo CD API server access -- Logging in via the CLI -- Registering the cluster -- Creating an application from a Git repository -- Pushing a change -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Verified GitOps Setup: Continuous Delivery GitOps with Harness -- Mapping out the process -- One manifest or many -- Simple LAMP stack deployment -- Advanced setup for Tomcat with Memcached and failover -- A manifest for integrations -- A manifest for configuration -- A manifest for execution -- A manifest for delivery -- Verified GitOps with Harness -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Pitfall Examples - Experiencing Issues with GitOps -- Building and testing Kubernetes manifests -- Failure strategies -- Governance and approvals -- Proprietary manifest building -- Summary -- Chapter 12: What's Next? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding your role as a mobile app developer -- Brainstorming app ideas -- The Design Thinking process -- Empathize -- Define -- Ideate -- Prototype -- Test -- Computational thinking -- Best practices to design apps -- MIT App Inventor - purpose and potential -- Discovering the possibilities of MIT App Inventor -- MIT App Inventor examples -- Stopwatch and Timer -- Yahtzee -- BYJ3S -- Loops -- Quartet -- Brain Reaction Accelerator -- ConstHelp - Contractor Tools -- UMATI -- Ez School Bus Locator -- Youth Radio -- Rover 800 Remote -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Setting Up MIT App Inventor 2 -- The initial setup -- System requirements -- Signing up a Google account -- Logging in to MIT App Inventor -- Connectivity setup -- Downloading the AI2 Companion app -- Connecting your computer and Android device with WiFi -- Connecting the emulator or connecting using a USB cable -- Step 1 - installing the App Inventor setup software -- Step 2 - launch aiStarter -- Step 3 - opening a project and connecting to the emulator -- Step 4 - setting up your device with a USB cable -- Step 5 - connecting your computer and device (authenticating if necessary) -- Step 6 - testing the connection -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Navigating the App Inventor Platform -- The projects view -- Creating a new project -- The Designer -- Palette -- Viewer -- Components -- Properties -- Media -- Creating a game app -- Creating the UI in designer -- IDE -- The Blocks editor -- The Blocks drawer -- Types of Blocks -- Using Blocks to program Fling -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Fling App - Part 2 -- Adding a scoring feature -- Coding scoring blocks -- Updating the score label…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Adding New Content to a Final Cut Pro Project -- Using Version Control -- Lesson Review -- Lesson 7 Integrating with Applications -- Working with Final Cut Studio Projects -- Preparing for Motion Projects -- Roundtripping a Motion Project -- Working with Graphics Applications -- Modifying the Graphic Metadata Set -- Cataloging Photos -- Metadata Mapping -- Configuring Custom Metadata Maps -- Viewing Custom Metadata -- Exporting Metadata as XML -- Preparing Final Cut Server -- Writing XML Based on Status -- Working with Podcast Producer -- Lesson Review -- Lesson 8 Reviewing and Approving -- Adding New Users for Review and Approve -- Investigating the Built-In Review and Approve Template -- Triggering the Review and Approve Functions -- Customizing the Default Review and Approve Template -- Associating Metadata Fields -- Setting Up Email Responses for Status Change Notification -- Configuring Special Permission Sets -- Walking Through a Custom Review and Approve Workflow -- Using Annotations for Review and Approve -- Walking Through a Sample Review and Approve Workflow -- Lesson Review -- Lesson 9 Distributing Finished Media -- Configuring Settings for Publishing Finished Media -- Configuring Job Email Notifications -- Configuring Watchers for Delivery -- Copying Content from Watchers to Destination Locations -- Configuring Metadata Subscriptions for Delivery -- Associating and Triggering Responses Using a Metadata Subscription -- Using Metadata Subscription for Publishing -- Lesson Review -- Lesson 10 Archiving -- Creating an Archive Device -- Archiving Assets -- Searching for Archived Assets -- Restoring Archived Assets -- Automating Archiving -- Setting Up the Automated Restore Process -- Lesson Review -- Lesson 11 Advanced Server Scenarios -- Production Scans -- Mapping Directory Name Components to Metadata Fields -- Changing the Default Views…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Planning Your Network; 7.3. Setting Up a Network; 7.3.2. Understanding Private and Public IP Addresses…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Managing Your Contacts; Managing Your Appointments; Working with Notes and Reminders; Customizing the Notification Center; Chapter 5: How Do I Use MacBook Air to Set Up My Online Accounts?; Using Twitter; Working with Flickr; Setting Up Vimeo; Getting More Out of iCloud; Chapter 6: Can MacBook Air Help Me Communicate More Effectively?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Using OpenGL -- Setting Up Windows Projects -- Setting Up Mac OS X Projects -- Your First Triangle -- Putting a Little Life into It! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Getting Started with fastai -- Technical requirements -- Setting up a fastai environment in Paperspace Gradient -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Setting up a fastai environment in Google Colab -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Setting up JupyterLab environment in Gradient -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Hello world" for fastai - creating a model for MNIST -- Getting ready... -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Understanding the world in four applications: tables, text, recommender systems, and images -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Working with PyTorch tensors -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Contrasting fastai with Keras -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Test your knowledge -- Chapter 2: Exploring and Cleaning Up Data with fastai -- Technical requirements -- Getting the complete set of oven-ready fastai datasets -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Examining tabular datasets with fastai -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Examining text datasets with fastai -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Examining image datasets with fastai -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Cleaning up raw datasets with fastai -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 3: Training Models with Tabular Data -- Technical requirements -- Training a model in fastai with a curated tabular dataset -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Training a model in fastai with a non-curated tabular dataset -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Buddies -- Inviting Buddies -- Other pages -- What you'll learn -- Summary -- Chapter 3: XAML and Fluent C# -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the structure of XAML -- The code-behind file -- Exploring the layout options -- VerticalStackLayout -- Image -- Label -- Code-behind and event handlers -- If you can do it in XAML, you can do it in C# -- C# versus Fluent C# -- Summary -- Quiz -- Try it out -- Chapter 4: MVVM and Controls -- Technical requirements -- Setting up for MVVM -- Creating folders -- The MVVM Community Toolkit -- Exploring views -- Forget Me Not labels -- Data binding -- Creating a public property -- Setting up BindingContext -- Assigning values to the View Model class properties -- Implementing Binding -- ViewModel versus code-behind -- Views -- Images -- Button properties -- ImageButton -- TapGestureRecognizer -- Entering text -- Behaviors -- Popups and dialogs -- Presenting the user with a choice -- ActionSheet -- Displaying a prompt -- Toast -- Snackbar -- BoxView -- Frame -- Brushes -- The Solid brush -- LinearGradientBrush -- RadialGradientBrush -- Summary -- Quiz -- You try it -- Chapter 5: Advanced Controls -- Technical requirements -- Keeping the user informed of activity -- ActivityIndicator -- ProgressBar -- Moving event handling to ViewModel -- Breaking it down -- Sending and receiving messages -- Getting started with WeakReferenceMessenger…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Flexibility, extensibility, and customization -- Cost management -- Other tips and best practices -- Setting up a lab environment -- Lab scenarios -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Data Collectors -- A deep dive into data collectors -- Key characteristics -- A look into Telegraf -- Telegraf architecture -- Telegraf configuration -- Telegraf SNMP input plugin -- Telegraf synthetic monitoring input plugins -- Telegraf gNMI input plugin -- Telegraf exec input plugins -- A look into Logstash -- Logstash architecture -- Logstash syslog input -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Data Distribution and Processing -- Understanding data normalization -- Observability data models -- Breaking down metrics and the data model -- Enhancing insights with data enrichment -- Data enrichment injection -- Data enrichment at query time -- The scale of the observability data pipeline -- Why message brokers/buses matter in observability -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Data Storage Solutions for Network Observability -- Databases for observability -- Time series databases -- Matching databases with observability needs -- A look into Prometheus TSDB -- Prometheus architecture -- Writing to Prometheus TSDB -- Reading from Prometheus TSDB (PromQL) -- Prometheus rules -- A look at Grafana Loki -- Grafana Loki architecture -- Writing to Loki -- Reading from Loki (LogQL) -- Loki rules -- Persistence tips and best practices -- Performance and scale -- Automation is your best friend -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Visualization - Bringing Network Observability to Life -- Data visualization principles -- A look into Grafana -- Architecture -- Setting up the lab environment -- Creating your first Grafana dashboard -- Visualization tips and best practices -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Alerting - Network Monitoring and Incident Management -- Incident management and alerts -- Challenges and considerations on alerting…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…TopoJSON basics -- TopoJSON command-line tips -- Simplification -- Merging files -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Testing -- Code organization and reusable assets -- Project structure -- Exploring the code directory -- Other administrative files -- Writing testable code -- Keeping methods/functions small -- Preventing side effects -- An example with viz.js -- Unit testing -- Creating resilient visualization code -- Adding a new test case -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Drawing with Canvas and D3 -- Introducing Canvas -- Drawing with Canvas -- The three drawing steps of every Canvas visual -- Drawing various shapes with Canvas -- Animating the Canvas -- Animating the Canvas way -- Getting a general overview -- Preparing the rain data -- Updating each drop -- Drawing frame by frame -- Canvas and D3 -- Getting an overview of our experiment -- The data -- Updating each drop -- Binding the data -- Drawing the data -- Running the app -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Mapping with Canvas and D3 -- Choosing Canvas or SVG -- Reasons to choose SVG -- Reasons to choose Canvas -- Visualizing flight paths with Canvas and D3 -- The data -- Building the flight path map in SVG -- Measuring the performance -- Building the flight path map in Canvas -- Setting up the map -- Drawing the map and listening for user input -- Preparing and drawing with Canvas -- Drawing the background scene -- Defining the planes -- Calculating the plane's positions -- Animating the plane -- Measuring the performance -- Optimizing performance -- Continuing with measuring performance -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Adding Interactivity to Your Canvas Map -- Why Canvas interaction is different -- Drawing the world on a Canvas -- Setting up -- Drawing the world -- Making the world move -- Setting up the behavior -- Handling zoom and rotation -- Finding the Canvas object under the mouse - Picking -- Picking, the theory…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1 - Introduction to Machine Learning on Amazon SageMaker Studio -- Chapter 1: Machine Learning and Its Life Cycle in the Cloud -- Technical requirements -- Understanding ML and its life cycle -- An ML life cycle -- Building ML in the cloud -- Exploring AWS essentials for ML -- Compute -- Storage -- Database and analytics -- Security -- Setting up an AWS environment -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Introducing Amazon SageMaker Studio -- Technical requirements -- Introducing SageMaker Studio and its components -- Prepare -- Build -- Training and tuning -- Deploy -- MLOps -- Setting up SageMaker Studio -- Setting up a domain -- Walking through the SageMaker Studio UI -- The main work area -- The sidebar -- Hello world!" …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Artificial neurons -- Training a CNN -- Using YOLOv8 - an object recognition model -- Understanding how to train our toy detector -- Building the toy detector -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Picking Up and Putting Away Toys using Reinforcement Learning and Genetic Algorithms -- Technical requirements -- Task analysis -- Designing the software -- Setting up the solution -- Machine learning for robot arms -- How do we pick actions? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Tabel of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Backend Programming with Spring Boot -- Chapter 1: Setting Up the Environment and Tools - Backend -- Technical requirements -- Installing Eclipse -- Understanding Gradle -- Using Spring Initializr -- Creating a project -- Running the project -- Spring Boot development tools -- Logs and problem-solving -- Installing MariaDB -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Understanding Dependency Injection -- Technical requirements -- Introducing dependency injection -- Using dependency injection in Spring Boot -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Using JPA to Create and Access a Database -- Technical requirements -- Basics of ORM, JPA, and Hibernate -- Creating the entity classes -- Creating CRUD repositories -- Adding relationships between tables -- Setting up a MariaDB database -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Creating a RESTful Web Service with Spring Boot -- Technical requirements -- Basics of REST -- Creating a RESTful web service with Spring Boot -- Using Spring Data REST -- Documenting a RESTful API -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Securing Your Backend -- Technical requirements -- Understanding Spring Security -- Securing your backend with a JSON Web Token -- Securing the login -- Securing the other requests -- Handling exceptions -- Adding a CORS filter -- Role-based security -- Using OAuth2 with Spring Boot -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 6: Testing Your Backend -- Technical requirements -- Testing in Spring Boot -- Creating test cases -- Testing with Gradle -- Test-driven development -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Part II: Frontend Programming with React -- Chapter 7: Setting Up the Environment and Tools - Frontend -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title -- Copyright and Credits -- Table of Contents -- Section 1 - Getting Started with Augmented Reality -- Chapter 1: Setting Up for AR Development -- Technical requirements -- Defining Augmented Reality -- Getting started with Unity -- Installing Unity Hub -- Installing a Unity Editor -- Creating and managing Unity projects -- Introducing the Unity Editor interface -- Basics of using the Unity Editor -- Organizing your project assets -- Preparing your project for AR development -- Installing XR plugins for AR devices -- Installing the AR Foundation package -- Choosing an input handler -- Adding support for the Universal Render Pipeline -- Setting up for mobile development -- Setting up for Android/ARCore development -- Setting up for iOS/ARKit development -- Developing for wearable AR glasses -- Building and running a test scene -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Your First AR Scene -- Technical requirements -- Exploring the AR Foundation example projects from Unity -- Building and running the Samples project -- Exporting the sample assets for reuse -- Building the SimpleAR scene in your own project -- Creating a new project -- Importing the Sample assets into your own project -- Starting a new, basic AR scene -- Using AR Session -- Using AR Session Origin -- Using the AR Camera -- Adding Plane and Point Cloud managers -- Adding AR Raycast Manager -- Adding Light Estimation -- Building and running the scene -- Placing an object on a plane -- Setting up a PlaceObject input action -- Introducing Unity C# programming and the MonoBehaviour class -- Writing the PlaceObjectOnPlane script -- Building and running the scene -- Refactoring your script -- Creating a prefab for placing -- Understanding GameObjects and Transforms -- Finding a 3D model -- Completing the scene -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Improving the Developer Workflow…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Configuring Ubuntu repositories -- Setting up the source.list file -- Setting up keys -- ROS Kinetic Installation -- ROS Melodic installation -- Initializing rosdep -- Setting up the environment -- Getting rosinstall -- Build Farm Status -- Installing ROS on a virtual machine -- How to do it... -- Using ROS from a Linux container -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Installing Docker -- Adding the Docker repository to APT sources -- Getting and using ROS Docker images -- See also -- Installing ROS on an ARM-based board -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Setting system locale -- Setting up sources.list -- Setting up keys -- Installing the ROS packages -- Adding individual packages -- Initializing rosdep -- Environment setup -- Getting rosinstall -- Chapter 2: ROS Architecture and Concepts I -- Introduction -- Exploring the ROS filesystem -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- There's more... -- Analyzing the ROS computation graph -- Getting ready -- How it works... -- Associating with the ROS community -- Getting ready -- Learning working with ROS -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Creating ROS nodes -- Building the ROS node -- Creating ROS messages -- Creating ROS services -- See also -- Understanding the ROS launch file -- Chapter 3: ROS Architecture and Concepts - II -- Introduction -- Understanding the parameter server and dynamic parameters -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Understanding the ROS actionlib -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Understanding the ROS pluginlib -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- Creating plugins…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond This Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Apple Vision Pro -- Chapter 1 Getting to Know Apple Vision Pro -- Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: It All Comes Together in Apple Vision Pro -- The Apple Vision Pro User Interface: Using Your Eyes, Hands, and Voice -- Finding Out What's in the Box -- Covering the Apple Vision Pro Specs -- Chapter 2 Setting Up Apple Vision Pro -- Charging and Connecting the Battery -- Putting on the Headset -- Using Apple Vision Pro for the First Time -- Step 1: Aligning your view -- Step 2: Signing in to your Apple ID -- Step 3: Scanning your hands -- Step 4: Calibrating eye tracking -- Step 5: Setting up your Persona for FaceTime calls -- Step 6: Setting up Optic ID -- Step 7: Activating Apple Vision Pro -- Maximizing Your Experience with Apple Vision Pro -- Handling Apple Vision Pro -- Chapter 3 Controlling Apple Vision Pro -- Waking Up Apple Vision Pro -- Navigating Apple Vision Pro -- Using hand gestures and eye movements -- Using your voice -- Setting up Voice Control -- Turning Voice Control on or off -- Finding out about Voice Control commands -- Considering a screen overlay -- Switching between modes -- Using Siri -- Using the Digital Crown and top button -- Understanding EyeSight on Apple Vision Pro -- Understanding Apple Vision Pro's Control Center -- Opening Control Center -- Setting Control Center access -- Changing Control Center options -- Typing on a Virtual Keyboard in Apple Vision Pro -- Searching on Apple Vision Pro -- Adding a Keyboard, Trackpad, or Game Controller to Apple Vision Pro -- Identifying the Accessibility Features of Apple Vision Pro -- Enabling Travel Mode on Apple Vision Pro…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Microservices -- Technical requirements -- My way into microservices -- Benefits of autonomous software components -- Challenges with autonomous software components -- Enter microservices -- A sample microservice landscape -- Defining a microservice -- Challenges with microservices -- Design patterns for microservices -- Service discovery -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Edge server -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Reactive microservices -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Central configuration -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Centralized log analysis -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Distributed tracing -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Circuit breaker -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Control loop -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Centralized monitoring and alarms -- Problem -- Solution -- Solution requirements -- Software enablers -- Other important considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Introduction to Spring Boot -- Technical requirements -- Spring Boot -- Convention over configuration and fat JAR files -- Code examples for setting up a Spring Boot application -- The magic @SpringBootApplication annotation -- Component scanning -- Java-based configuration -- What's new in Spring Boot 3.0 -- Migrating a Spring Boot 2 application -- Spring WebFlux -- Code examples of setting up a REST service -- Starter dependencies -- Property files -- Sample RestController -- springdoc-openapi -- Spring Data -- Entity -- Repositories -- Spring Cloud Stream -- Code examples for sending and receiving messages -- Docker -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 3: Creating a Set of Cooperating Microservices -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Planning a sensitivity label solution for your organization -- Creating and managing SITs -- Setting up sensitivity labels and policies -- Setting up labels -- Setting up label policies -- Using sensitivity labels -- Configuring and using Activity explorer -- Using sensitivity labels with Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Office apps -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 12: Managing Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention -- Planning and implementing DLP -- Managing DLP policies for Microsoft 365 workloads -- Creating a DLP policy -- Testing your DLP policy -- Editing your DLP policy -- DLP reporting and alerting capabilities -- Using PowerShell with DLP reporting -- Required permissions for DLP reports -- Further alerting capabilities -- Implementing Endpoint DLP -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 13: Managing Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management -- Planning for data lifecycle management -- Records management -- Analyzing reports and dashboards -- Content explorer -- Activity explorer -- Configuring retention labels and policies -- Creating a retention label -- Creating a retention label policy -- Applying retention labels -- Creating a retention policy -- Planning and implementing adaptive scopes -- Finding and recovering deleted Microsoft 365 data -- User mailboxes -- OneDrive -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Part 4: Managing Compliance Features in Microsoft 365 -- Chapter 14: Monitoring and Analyzing Audit Logs and Reports in Microsoft Purview -- Planning for auditing and reporting -- Investigating compliance activities by using audit logs -- Performing an audit log search -- Reviewing and interpreting compliance reports and dashboards -- Configuring alert policies -- Configuring audit log retention policies -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading…”