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Microsoft Project Cortex Ushers in the Age of Topic Computing
Project Cortex offers enormous potential for dealing with information overload at work, but can it deliver in its current timeline?
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Microsoft Ignite 2019: Not Your Grandfather's Microsoft
The grand vision Satya Nadella shared for Microsoft is not new, but this week’s announcements at Ignite herald a new era for Microsoft.
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Is Microsoft Search the Solution to Finding Information in Office 365?
Is it possible with the recently released Microsoft Search to query the Microsoft Graph and get more relevant results than what it presented with Delve?
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Microsoft Graph Data Connect: The Glue That Binds Office 365 and Azure
Microsoft announced the public preview availability of Microsoft Graph data connect during Ignite. Here's why you should be paying attention.
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Will Microsoft Graph Deliver on the Promises of the Social Graph?
It's unclear whether social graph technology will fulfill its promise, but Microsoft Graph is in the best position to do so.
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Microsoft Adds to Bigger Productivity Picture With Latest Releases
Microsoft is not resting on its laurels despite the success of Office 365 in the face of competitors like G Suite. Consider the figures. G Suite claims 3.5 million paid businesses, according to Constellation Research analyst Alan Lepofsky, while Microsoft says it has more than 100 million.
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5 Ways Office 365 Got Better at Build
Satya Nadella laid out a clear path for Microsoft’s future in his keynote at the Build developers conference on Wednesday, leaving it to the other company representatives to connect the dots with some concrete examples of what is on the way. Redmond,Wash.-based Microsoft spent day two of the conference doubling
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Microsoft Graph Opens Office 365 to Developers
Microsoft promised a super API dubbed Office 365 Unified API at the Build conference in May. Yesterday it released the API, now renamed Microsoft Graph. With it, developers can access applications and data across the Microsoft cloud through a single token to build custom solutions.
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