Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader (AB-731)

Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader (AB-731) 

The Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader (AB-731) exam has been developed for candidates responsible for guiding strategy, innovation, and change inside their organizations. The certification is suitable for anyone who wants to lead AI adoption without needing to write code. The AB-731 certification helps you show that you can spot where AI can make a real difference, choose the right tools, and shape a practical roadmap for bringing AI into everyday work. Learn how to use Microsoft 365 Copilot and Azure AI services to improve processes, boost productivity, and support responsible innovation across teams.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is designed for professionals who:

• Look for opportunities to introduce AI in their business or team
• Understand Microsoft 365 services, Azure AI capabilities, and modern AI concepts
• Lead or contribute to adoption, transformation, or change-management efforts
• Want to align AI investments with business goals
• Care about responsible, secure, and ethical AI practices
• Want to drive innovation without needing to develop or write code

Skills Required

The exam requires the following skills -

• Identifying business problems that AI can solve
• Making decisions based on strategic, financial, and operational factors
• Leading teams through change and helping people adopt new tools
• Understanding how Microsoft 365 works within an organization
• Knowing the basics of Azure AI services and general AI concepts
• Aligning technology investments with business goals
• Championing responsible and secure use of AI

Course Outline

The Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader (AB-731) Exam covers the following topics - 

• Domain 1 - Understanding the business value of generative AI solutions (35-40%)
• Domain 2 - Understand benefits, capabilities, and opportunities for Microsoft’s AI apps and services (35–40%)
• Domain 3 - Understand implementation and adoption strategy for Microsoft’s AI apps and services (20–25%)