Office graph - Is it your cup of tea?
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The document discusses Office Graph, particularly its application in Delve, as a tool for discovering content through connections between people and their activities. It highlights features like indexing signals and managing visibility of content, including how to restrict certain items from appearing in Delve. Additionally, it touches on hybrid cloud search applications which facilitate cloud-hosted indexing for both on-premises content and Office 365.
Office graph - Is it your cup of tea?
- 1. Office Graph - Is it your cup of tea? #SPSOslo Mikael Svenson - Principal Consultant October 17th, 2015 SharePoint Saturday Oslo 2015
- 2. SharePoint Saturday Oslo 2015 SharePoint Saturday Oslo 2015 Thanks to our Sponsors Platinum Gold Silver Raffle SharePint SharePint Raffle Platinum Gold Silver
- 3. Office Graph – NOT Office Giraffe
- 5. /users
- 6. /messages
- 7. /events
- 8. /files
- 9. /groups
- 10. /groups
- 11. /workingWith
- 12. /trendingAround
- 13. Office Graph
- 14. Delve is an application using the Office Graph
- 15. ..is a growing brand of profiles, blogs and more
- 16. The selling points – stay in the now!
- 17. Discover content through people Discover people through content Profilside i DelveDelve profile page
- 18. How it works Search Index Office Graph Index Result set ~90 days of signals
- 19. Demo
- 24. Hide from Delve – but not from the Graph For SharePoint content add a column named HideFromDelve of type yes/no Content will not show in Delve, but it is still in the Office Graph Useful for content which cause clutter: expense reports etc.
- 25. Honey pot documents Trending document which contains sensitive information – are people snooping?
- 27. Hybrid Cloud search service application Both 2013 and 2016 Replace your on-premises search index with a cloud hosted one Reap the benefits of search driven workloads Office Graph, eDiscovery, DLP TCO unknown at this point
- 28. Cloud Search Service Application Index on-premises content (SharePoint, LOB) into the cloud index © 2015 puzzlepart as SupportSales & Marketing Knowledge Articles OneDrive Support forum On-premises Office 365 SP 2013 SSA
- 30. Investments so far Boards for tagging categorizations – Office Graph More content types – document formats – Office Graph People page - Delve Blog - Delve Praise (first release) - Delve Groups homepage (planned) - Delve
- 31. The future Post from April 30th speaks about a CRUD API – push API for signals Create your own data types, actions and signals John made a sale with Contoso
- 33. -perhaps with some added milk and sugar
Editor's Notes
- #2: Template may not be modified Twitter hashtag: #spsoslo for all sessions
- #23: Garth is a web marketing manager proposal xt1000 – compare search and Delve/Graph Zrinka is Garths manager SP search is good on web information – Graph is perhaps better at documents – due to the nature of it
- #24: Demo from pzl tenant
- #25: And that leads is into Organizational insights
- #26: Delve organizational analytics - “Essentially, think of it as your health tracker for your work,” – Julia White at Ignite E5 sku, but should be possible to create for anyone And will it make you more productive just because you are aware? Anyone remember Xobni back in the day? Which became Smartr and bought by Yahoo
- #27: We’ve seen a bit how you can use, so what about the business value…. How useful is it?
- #32: You can kill all but the crawling server(s) and use the index in SPO instead Can not do ANY entity extraction which Benjamin talked about for metadata enrichment earlier today
- #34: If you notice..not much on the technical side of Office Graph, but on the Delve brand
- #35: Showcased at Ignite using Salesforce data
- #37: Personally….it’s not my favorite tea, but it’s getting there – and I do find it useful for document search. With a little more milk….we’re getting somewhere. I do believe the tech is awesome and has potential, but we have not seen the killer Office Graph app yet! Thank you!