An administrator has just taken over an unfamiliar instance. Before configuring anything she needs one place that shows which applications are available on the instance, describes what each one does, and lets her begin the guided setup for the one she chooses. Where in Next Experience does she go?
- AOpen Admin Center, which lists the applications available on the instance and offers guided setup for them. Correct
- BUse the All menu filter to type an application name, which reports whether that application is installed and set up.
- COpen the History menu, which records which applications an administrator has configured on the instance.
- DOpen the profile preferences panel, which lists the applications installed on the instance for the signed in user.
Why A is correct: Correct because Admin Center is the Next Experience landing place for administrators, presenting available applications with descriptions and a route into guided setup for each one.
Why B is wrong: Tempting because filtering the All menu is the quickest way to find navigation entries, but the filter narrows the list of menus and modules she can reach and says nothing about availability or setup progress.
Why C is wrong: Tempting because History is an administrator's own recent trail and often includes configuration pages, but it reflects only where this user has been and carries no inventory of applications or setup state.
Why D is wrong: Tempting because the profile menu is where several personal settings live, but preferences govern how the interface behaves for that user and hold no application inventory or setup entry point.