Organizations and Businesses in today’s times rely more than ever on Data and Information for business-critical decision making. Every app or service that is built or used either generates data or consumes data. Microsoft Graph is that service which is specifically designed for the purpose of consuming this data in Microsoft 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security.
Microsoft 365 comes with a suite of applications and services like SharePoint, OneDrive, PowerApps, Power BI, just to name a few, that cater to your critical business needs. One such service is Exchange Online which is a one stop solution to your organization’s communication needs. TrnDigital offers seamless Exchange Online Migration services. Whether you are using an On-premise exchange server or you are on a third-party mail server, migrating to Exchange Online is what you should be considering.
Migration to SharePoint Online and OneDrive. The most preferred way to manage your collaboration.
| Office 365 Migration, SharePoint Online Migration, OneDrive Migration
SharePoint Online is Microsoft's cloud-hosted version of SharePoint in Office 365. It provides many of the same features as the on-premise SharePoint product, like team sites and document libraries and integrates with other Office 365 apps and services such as Planner, Teams, OneNote, and Stream. SharePoint is a platform that can be used to develop Intranets, Extranets, Collaboration Portals, Websites, and Applications.
5 Key Factors to consider for successful Microsoft 365 Migrations
| Office 365 Migration, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 migration
Migrating to Microsoft 365 is in most cases a hassle-free process. But there can be instances where this fairly simple activity turns out to be a complex manoeuvre. So, the question may arise, what makes this supposedly simple process a complex one? Most would agree that it is Planning, of course. Read on as we put forth a series of factors that contribute to having successful planning in the course of migrating to Microsoft 365.
Conversational AI is a ‘brain’ that enables computers to understand, process, and respond to voice or text inputs in natural ways, and is typically used in conjunction with bots or virtual agents. It can communicate just like human beings by recognizing speech and text, understanding intent, decoding languages, and responding in a way that imitates human conversation. We have advanced from a world where people had to be learned about and adapt to computers, to one where computers are learning how to interact with people. Microsoft comes with Azure Bot Service and Bot Framework to help develop conversational experiences in applications.