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This month's call, hosted by Brian Jackett included details on the To Do API and the Insights API along with Qkom community demo.

Speakers: Brian Jackett, Elvira Elvira Makhmutova, Rohit Jaiswal, Andreas Rosen (Qkom)

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A

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you may be at this, is the microsoft graph community call for september 1st 2020. welcome you everybody. This is going to be a great discussion today. We've got some topics on the insights api. That's do api as well as a community demo from our partner at qcom.

A

So on our agenda, my name is brian t jackets. I'm on the microsoft graph, customer and partner experience team cpx joining us. We also have jeremy thake, who is our manager, dana who's, going to be helping us with our moderation before our discussion points today we're going to be talking about the insights api from elvira on our to-do apis we've also got some important information to announce from abajit and from our community section. uh We have our partners with uh andreas and dominic, who will be presenting on a certain thing that they've built out.

A

They want to share with everyone this leveraging microsoft graph. So without further ado, we will jump into our first agenda point, which will be with elvira.

B

First of all, thank you for having me on the show. uh My name is uh I'm program manager at microsoft, so I'm working on the backend service, which is calculating a relationship between the user and the content, and we are following those supporters, 365 experiences today, I'm going to talk about new items inside privacy settings that we recently released.

B

How do they affect insights, api and also other insight based experiences, so I'm going to start a little bit with history here, as you can see, delft application, adele released in 2014 and behind the scenes at that time was a backing service called office car.

B

So his graph at that moment was calculating the relationship between user and files in exchange and sharing point actually so um yeah, but from 2014 until now, officecraft evolved dramatically and now it's a mature and powerful service uh just um providing uh insight based experiences for lots of applications and services and m365, for instance.

B

It's not only dealt right now, for instance, that you will go to people card. You can see in a files um inside which we calculated for you also autostart. I also went to the search quality by that inside. I'm just uh showing just a couple of examples how it's actually working um um so uh at that moment in 2014, when the launched death and office craft along together, they also delivered ship.

B

They also delivered um shared various settings, so uh it was able to disable dell and item inside both on a user and talent level, so that new settings is all about to split up the privacy story for two independent pieces and um provide for our customers opportunity to tune uh idle insights separately from our delve application.

B

So what does it actually mean disabled item inside? So, first of all, what does it mean in size? uh If you see some of the suggestions and recommendations in m365, uh we microsoft all the time, respect security aspects, so you don't see files, then you don't have access to them.

B

So inside, as a relationship between you and some of the other entities, it can be content, it can be other users, it can be size uh plenty of them, so the insights are recommended for end users at the right time and shape to help users to make things done easier and boost productivity. Overall, so saying, disabling item inside doesn't mean disabling access to the document or the document activities.

B

It just means disabling uh generation and visibility. Some of the insights in office 365, for instance, uh let's imagine by the way that features available only for global administrator, so global admin decides that alex will work with the versions of information and his insights need to be disabled and he talked about him. What will happen? Actually, of course, uh they'll stop by showing some of the documents also, we will stop showing files in a people card also, now we will stop gradually showing um uh for alex's colleagues.

B

Recommendations like uh based on alex files and also item inside allows to promote relevant to this personal document in search. Thus disabled item inside will lead to less personalized and degraded search quality.

B

The full list of affected scenarios you can find in documentation which I provided links yeah. So uh how to customize item insights? Actually here is, I recorded some of the video yeah, it's funny um yeah. I will just comment uh it. So, um let's imagine your attendant admin. You are going to the organization entity uh here. Is you need to put id of your organization settings item insights, so item inside settings is a key parameter, is available in organization and disabled for a group by disabled item insights enabled for for the organizations of course.

B

So uh let's imagine scenario that you need to disable for one azure group uh item insights. What to do you need to know idea of that group right so go to the portal portal, find that group or create copy object, id paste it here yeah um and send that as a patch uh request here, as we can see uh error, because there is not enough permissions, so uh it's important for admin to brand access, so we need to find use of uh read and user. Read, write permissions and grant consent.

B

Okay, a couple of seconds.

B

And one query again: here we go, we can see that it's successful and thank you value of disabled for a group parameter set. um Keep in mind that, in order to all of this m365 experiences apply to that settings and it takes up to eight hours.

B

Also, you can tune that settings via powershell, again all the instructions you can find in the documentation list that I provided.

B

What else I want to talk about today, um I want to give we talked about how vitamin c is exposing office 365 and uh how that insights help make things done easily and quickly. uh Also, can we use uh insights api to build smart experience?

B

If you are interested, let's uh model the situation then, uh but in your organization, some of the people christy megan allen alex, is working the same product and they're like working with the team. They're constantly sharing information chatting about sending info to each other, um attaching files and etc, and you want to build a portal uh or that'll, be bt and show some uh trends, some uh recommended documents uh which might be useful for the rest of the team. So how to do it actually using amazon incest, api?

B

You need to call a training api for each of the users, and here I go you can see, there is a parameter called trending rate. um Trained equates uh shows the value that uh that item uh might bring. uh My it's actually show how valuable that item might be.

B

So you are doing fan out uh query for all of those users uh and you just simply sort um by trending grid and showing, resulting, I don't know, 20 documents in a very important and, for instance, if alex again uh he's working with supersensitive info, and we cannot show actually his documents as trending around for somebody you can disable them, and this is basically that documents will still be in the system they still will be available. But just that documents will not appear as a um recommended insight for the rest of the team, so yeah.

B

I also want to shed light a little bit. What is coming soon. um We are continuing to provide more granular privacy controls and we also introduce a new user level control to provide individuals control over the visibility of their own item and size unless otherwise specified by admin facing settings.

B

So, at the time of the release, we will also support migration or the pre-existing settings into the new control.

B

Also, if you have any similar scenarios related to draft insights- and you think we need to cover them too feel free to connect with us with me personally and well open to suggestions, and we will be happy to improve our privacy story.

B

This is all cool.

A

Thank you very much elvira, so uh we'll open the floor for any questions that you might have regarding insights, apis feel free to type in the chat window or if you want to use the raised hand, feature um one question I do have for you. Elvira, uh is regarding the insights. Does this have any impact on search or what you might be able to return from search results, whether in sharepoint or outlook or any other location.

B

We are not affecting uh search results, but that settings do affect search quality.

A

And how does that impact quality? I'm just just curious.

B

uh So yes, if we do understand that uh documents has a very high trending grade, we will most likely I'll show you um like in the first page of the search results, for instance,.

A

And one of the call out I do want to make um in the chat window, I did share the powershell commandlets for update dash mg organization setting item insight, nice lengthy command. um So if you're looking for another way to set this setting other than the patch command, um that is one that's going to be available in our microsoft.graph powershell sdk.

A

All right. If there's no other questions. um Thank you very much for your time. This is very helpful. I know it's gonna be uh useful for a lot of our administrators and other folks who are managing their tenants. So thank you again for your time. Over.

B

Thank you. Thank you for having me yeah, bye,.

A

Take care andreas: are you still on the line?

A

Yes, I'm in the line. Would you mind if we jump to your section um for you to do your uh demo presentation.

C

Hi, my name is andreas rosen and we are a small isv company from germany and for all the years, what we're doing most of the time things have to do with integrations and we are in the scenario between the system. So we are isv for salesforce and we are heavily looking into calendaring systems either on former domino or today microsoft, and so we were getting in touch with the graph api and the idea of what we saw.

C

What would be a good idea to do is using the graph api as the front door or the back door or the site for your content in in office 365.. Okay. So so the idea was how to combine the two worlds, and so we started an app for salesforce and using heavily easy microsoft graph. So we said we only want to use a graph api. We don't want to go around the corners, and that is the story behind.

C

I would like to show a little bit what we achieved and later tell a little bit what we learned on the way and what we still try to learn.

C

Okay, here is the conceptual picture. On one hand, you have a crm system that has a lot of structure and of the other hand, you have actually the knowledge placement where people create their own data in a way how they would like to document knowledges. It's. That is two different things and the world needs two things. So the one thing is for a business purpose. You need structure and for teamwork.

C

You need space and the idea is. The question is how we can bring it together. So I don't know how much you know about salesforce.

C

Of course we are here in the microsoft edition, but they're quite nice for developers, so we are able to build our own controller and then move it into the user interface.

C

So even installing our stuff is done in 15 minutes to half an hour set it up on both sides, so that is not a big deal and with then the user, the customer can actually say which object should have a relationship to the data. So a lot of data in salesforce is handled by custom objects, so it doesn't make sense to be hard-coded. So we decided to work with every object, and that is in the end, how it looks it looks like you are in a normal salesforce world.

C

You have all your standards around you that you bought with the system plus the little extra we bring from our side. I would like to go further to a demo so that we see how does it looks.

C

This is now my salesforce arena. We have a little account over here. A lot of, I think, account of context. That is a standard to every object in to every crm, and here you can see we have this beautiful component middle in the list of other stuff like a details, tab that is a standard, salesforce tab. We have here our tab and you directly see into the heart of our application that that means we search and we link stuff, and so when we, when we link something, we keep see direct uh urls.

C

So if you click on it, you would directly be in the right endpoint. If you click on the user here we see we still use the delve endpoint.

C

So if I'm clicking on that user, you would see myself in delve and you would find my telephone numbers and the documents we just learned, what I'm working on just go back. So when we do searching and linking the first thing is important, the search.

C

How do you can do a search from an inside another system to to microsoft? And that was the first lesson learned for for weeks. I was searching the search, the global search endpoint in in the graph api or in microsoft. I thought I was too stupid to find it later. I found out they just building it. So sorry it took us a while and then we said. Okay, we have to change our strategy.

C

We have first to select the places where we want to search so a simple one would be I'm searching for a colleague I'm going to the people endpoint and ask for everybody in my organization.

C

So with one click I created, I create an email or with one click, I'm in the delve profile. Let's go somewhere else. Let's say what is very trending, that is the my team's endpoint.

C

So here we are doing uh when you're coming from graph api, we're doing two things. We first ask for my teams, my joint teams and then we create with the first 20 teams. We get we're, creating a batch call to get the channels, so we wanted to simulate a little bit the standard we have with inside the team's environment.

C

So if I go, let's say to the deaf corner here you could see we had to do some extra work, because when you work with a team channel, you get an id, but you don't get the you don't get a proper url. Most of the times you see graph api gives you beautiful urls. This time we had to build a url.

C

So if I impress on the url I'm the in a deep link to the team here as well, you can see here some other stuff here, we're doing push notifications, oh with the team's email function.

C

Let's go back to where we are okay, so here easily we will. We are able to uh to link a channel. Let's create such a link.

C

Here we can say this channel is mail enabled, so we can do.

C

C

And when we were coming up with the linking we were thinking, it is always important when you link to places to documents, you should give the person who knows the links. Who knows the places a chance to say why he linked something.

C

It was just an idea into the ui, and so when we would go back, we would now see that we have a channel linked. um We do special things for folders. We will do in the future also for channels, so we had here a folder and this this linking a folder, the people and I've just seen stein is in the uh call that was our colleagues from holland want to directly have something nice.

C

So here we list on the end point we list actually the whole folder, and this is what yeah all these linking and searching it's interesting. But this is where people get uh yeah. I get really interested, because that is the way even my generation is thinking. You have on one hand you have a an account of the other hand. You have a folder where everything is put into that account or you have a sales or service case and the other hand you have to the specific folder so, and they really like that.

C

You just do on one click. You have the document inside. So one click. The pdf is open. If you see how much clicks you have to do in salesforce to open a pdf, that's a little bit of nightmare, and what do they also like they like things like? Yes, sharing the editor just jumping into the editor.

C

And sharing something so these powerful features of the sharepoint or teams or microsoft environment. That really makes fun if it's suddenly inside another system and of course, what happened to us. So, okay, we have some search capabilities. Okay, I can search for pdfs, so things like this and then we show the answer. So in that folder and all subfolders or let's take a thing like admin, then you can see yeah, I have a folder admin. I have documents with named admin.

A

But it's really great to see the integration here, andreas um just just one kind of quick question: all these actions they're taking place as the logged in user. Is that correct.

C

Yes, we we do everything delegated and there is also a good tip if you program delegated, you have to test like hell, because first we were doing everything as an admin and then we were finding out that the admin right and the delegated right is so far away from each other, and we were nearly shocked about. We had to throw away our code and some things are even better than than the documentation we test it with normal users.

C

You can get the teams, you can get the channels, and you get also now the what is on the channel. So even the documentation tells you sometimes you need much higher right. They are working on that people get their rights. That was also something when I was starting with when we were starting with graph api. It was for us totally artificial that the reader writes was correct, but the editing rights were different.

C

So that is something you have to learn and work with this. I wouldn't say it's bad, but it's something. If you come from a different system, you don't expect okay, so back to the folders just so so when we are here here so when people starting working with folders, they look on a folder, and I say: oh when I'm in sharepoint I can upload files, and so they all pressed us to build an uploader. First time we tried to build the uploader. We we really ruined the project. It was not working.

C

Second time we had some help of brian. Thank you. It's a very good idea to have brian in the team here and uh yeah. We worked along the sample and then we just created an uploader. So here you can see our beautiful multifile uploader.

C

And the same thing is: if you can upload, we get the request. Can I remove the file because it was the wrong one? Yes, so uh yeah, thanks to to brian, we now have this beautiful one.

C

And, of course we want to see is a nice dog and not the. uh I think we were on the uh on the page where's, where you could see what the size of the picture was, so it was.

A

Right all the metadata was not very helpful.

C

It's a better data, and that was that was not what we want. Okay, so we've done a lot of good things and it's it's working nicely. We have it now in production at the first customers, uh one customer we as let's say that is all what we have as user features.

C

Here so we exposed our our uh classes here so that they that a normal salesforce developer can create things in one-liners.

C

So from the perspective of graph, we started a little sdk to make it easier for the salesforce developers and we tested it. In our case I think was 18 000 uh folders include including the right linking in in 20 minutes or half an hour, so yeah that was speed with the graph api.

C

So, okay, I give up thank you or give back, uh and I hope you liked the idea what you can do with the graph and uh every we would like to share where we get problems or when people want to do something similar in their applications, they should just ping us. We like to share our nightmares or positive ones.

A

Excellent, thank you so much for your time andreas. This is a great way to see microsoft graph, helping a solution, keeping people in their context of where they're working with leveraging all the power of the m365 platform behind the scenes. Very, very, very much thankful for your time today, all right with that, we will slip over to the microsoft to do apis. I believe rohit is going to be presenting.

D

Thank you for the opportunity to talk about to do.

D

We are really excited because, after a long time, we are releasing this microsoft graph to do apis the personal task manager of microsoft, 365, and we are really excited of uh to see what all you can build with that, but before we uh before you do that, let us tell you what exactly you can do with with this first version of to do graph, api and we'd love to hear your feedback, we'd love to know what more you want to uh see in this api, so I'll, just move and and rush quickly through the content here feel free to stop me.

D

If you want to ask any questions, I'm gonna roughly touch upon what to do apis are so in general. Everyone is facing a lot of tasks in this new covet era. You have your personal task, you have work tasks, tasks are everywhere, or rather tasks are scattered everywhere and, and it can be available on your microsoft teams, in your outlook as an email edge. As a item that you want to read article anything. So that's where there is a research done by workfront in inclusive.

D

They said that workers are spending more time managing the work rather than actually doing it. 71 percent said they need a single destination to understand and manage work, and I am one among them. So microsoft to do. Is that place for all your tasks in m365 with microsoft? To do you can bring all your tasks in one simple task list?

D

You can prioritize things and get them easily, and this is the magic of to do so to do you can collect what you need and there are features like all the integrations that are available. Different types of organization into different task lists is available. Some smart lists are available and to do is available on all the platforms you can think of all the major ones, and, apart from collecting, you need to focus on the tasks that you have collected. So there are features like my day steps.

D

You can break down your tasks into different items into different sub tasks and complete them easily and then the last piece completion. You can do that by simply using the link resource, which is a new property. We are launching this time, I'm going to talk about that quickly and some intelligence suggestion you will find on the app today.

D

Let's talk more on on this on on a bit high level. uh If we take a higher level view to do, is the personal task manager of m365 and planner is the? uh Is the is ideal for teams task?

D

So if you were, if you are creating tasks for just yourself, or this very small group, like your wife or in your home or one-on-one with your uh with your colleague or your manager, to do is ideal, and that is all personal task domain, but team tasks where you want to collaborate, you want to assign things to people and want to maintain visibility across team planner.

D

Is your task manager so having this idea uh in mind to do is integrated with almost all the major task platform or hubs in m365 teams, outlook, cortana, microsoft launcher is one of them and in teams specifically, you have a special tab. It's called task. It's recently released it's getting some rave reviews. People are loving it. You can find to do task lists on the this top left and it's called personal list to-do list and all your personal to-do lists will be available here. On teams and on outlook.

D

You will have the site pane where all the to-do tasks are available. Plus there is this dedicated tab available here, which you, if you tap on it, you will get a full-fledged to-do view actually to do is then upgraded version of outlook task and with that- and there is this information we want to share that. We are deprecating outlook, task api with this release and we would love you to move to to do api start using that more performant, more capable, modern, apis and yeah.

D

So there are these lot of partners we have been talking to. Currently, uh we recently announced uh integration with samsung uh in the in their unpacked event. We would love to talk more on that if you're interested, but apart from that there are tons of use cases you can see we are covering with these plethora of partners, the major ones are, you can bring. uh You can create tasks from your workflows like through email, uh through your notification on mobile phones or any any workflow that you are uh yeah. You have in your apps plus.

D

If you have a task application like in case in our case it's planner or jira, you can bring tasks from there to to do, and people can have that single view that they need. Also, if you are, and if you have a custom application enterprise application, you can create tasks using uh our to do apis and bring all these tasks which are available in to do in your system.

D

I'm gonna move quickly and talk about what entities we are launching. So we are launching three entities in this release: task list, which is container of all your tasks and obviously, tasks which is something like this, which have all these like title status, completion importance due date, reminders, etc, and this is the new linked resource. We were talking about this is part of task entity, and here you can store link back to the entity in your application.

D

For example, in this case, this task was created by asun and and they create they are vendors who create who who actually connect microsoft, apps and atlassian apps in this case jira. So whenever a task is assigned in jira to a person, a corresponding task is created in to do a co in using their application and- and you can create this linked resource using that, and it will have the link back and some context. So the user understands what this tasks is about and tap on it and can go to jira directly and yep.

D

I just explained some details of it like it has some application name like jira web url, which you can tap and open the web url or the that link that you have saved here and some display name to give you context and before bhakti goes and shows you some demo I'll tell you some scope.

D

So these three resources- I've just talked about- we support delta sync, we support open extension and we support delegated access at this point of time and the the scope requires the permission task: dot, re-drive, that's the existing permission. That is there in outlook task in case you are already using that, so you can just use the same permission and don't need to change anything from that point.

D

We support both enterprise and msa accounts and there is documentation we'll share after this call as well bhakti over to you.

E

Thank you, rohit, so uh I'll give a quick demo of our new to do task apis using our graph explorer. So in the graph explorer you can also find the samples that are there for to do tasks.

E

Our api is currently in beta, so you can go, try it out. It is under the name of and for getting all the task lists the containers of the task. We have a get call on list, so here you can see. uh There are few lists already added. Two of them are created with your outlook account one I created for experimental purposes, sometime back, so I'll, go forward and create one list so that we can add a task to it.

E

So now uh we have created a list with the display name, ms craft. It shows that I am the owner of this list. This list is currently so now. I create uh I'll, see tasks on this list, so currently they would. This list would be an empty list. I'll add a task to it with the linked resource.

E

So now a task is added to this list with a link resource. It has a resource like uh crystals, has a web url application name. Let me add one more task.

E

E

So if I go back and see the contents of the list, I can see that it has two lists now, so we do see that there are two lists. uh Our uh to-do task, api support, all kind of supports. Most of the oda filters will try to filter it on one of the property.

E

So it did return one of the tasks which had this name follow up with average. uh So now that we have created this task and the task list, we can go back and check. So this is so instantaneous. The task list that I had been creating on using the graph apis is already available on our to-do app.

E

This is the linked resource.

E

I can directly land on to the page from where my resource originated, so uh this explains uh the task list link to source apis. Apart from that, we also support delta. So if I just were to do a delta call on task list, we have tasks right now and I'll go and create one more task.

E

E

Task so I've added this new task to the list we've created and after that, if I go and make the delta call, I should be able to fetch only the changed resources, so the newly re added task is available to us. So these are all the new apis that we have added. Please try out and let us know uh rohit is there anything you want to add on it.

D

Yep and yeah, so thanks for talking about it, I think what we can talk about now is what is next, so the beta apis are available. Now you can try, use it and build applications and we are releasing the ga we are taking these apis to ga by november time frame. So you can plan your product release accordingly and yep and we'll be happy to hear what more you'd like to hear or see in that. Apart from that ga time frame, we will be working.

D

We are actually working on webhooks, which is not available right now, but that's the next item we'll be bringing and we'll hopefully we'll be, releasing uh that to our beta apis very soon, so web hooks is uh on our chart next, and there are some properties which are missing in outlook tasks from the outlook task, for example, uh attachment is not there. Today, categories are not there today, so some of these apis we're gonna work in future.

D

It's in our backlog we'll continue to work on it and will share the details as as soon as they come to some release. Time frame and yeah we'd love to hear more about how you plan to use it and what you want to do with them.

A

Excellent, thank you so much for the demonstration box today, it's great to see uh even things like the delta query support in there. I know that's a common request from a lot of partners and customers and thank you so much for the information. We have a couple of questions from the chat window on here. um Do you have any road map items for either github or azure devops support.

D

uh At this point, that is both of them are in our backlog, but but are you, are you asking in terms of apis or it's the integration on the product side.

A

uh We had a number of people asking for this, so if anyone wants to come off mute and either speak up or put more information into the chat window, that would be helpful. I believe, uh vincent and gary and one of the person that asked about that.

D

And to clarify, I think we in in terms of product integration. We are looking for having that integration, uh project, azure, devops and github. These are in our backlog, currently not being prioritized, so I'm not sure when they will come up, but they are in our radar in terms of supporting these integrations through apis. I don't think we have something concrete yet, but we would love to hear what exact requirements or suggestions you might have. If someone is someone clarifies that that would be helpful. Hi.

F

Hero here, yes gary, um so I asked the question, um because I was looking at this at build and I noticed that on the build slides it did have devops there and github was there as well, but it seems like devops has just dropped and github is the the one that everyone wants to go to, which is fine and that's okay for open source and not all enterprises are moving that way. You know for customers and from for our own use having that integration with azure devops would be perfect.

F

So I was just kind of you know. Is it the way that microsoft are taking? This is devops, just you know the uh behind github. um So if there's any road map, um because otherwise you know the linked resources, it might be okay, build it yourself, um but we'll go to the wouldn't want to go to those lengths. If it's already planned in.

D

So, as I understand you are looking for product integration not relevant to api discussion right yeah, uh I.

F

Would hope I'd hope that it would come out the box um but yeah.

D

Gary, I think, very fair question and, and I'm not aware of github versus devops, so I won't comment on that, uh but both of them are part of our backlog. Yes, and we want to prioritize them. But thank you for this feedback. I think that adds weight to the backlog and we'll definitely discuss it internally and get back to you over the uh roadmap or maybe personally, we can chat great.

A

Thank you excellent. Thank you. I got an additional question on here. um If we complete a task and to do, will that update a jira task status as well.

D

Sorry I missed that question. Can you repeat please.

A

I believe this is, if you have a linked jira task, if you complete, the task in to do will also update the jira task as well.

D

Right so that that requires a proper integration, and that requires a service to maintain both the cons, both the areas. So at this point we don't have that out of box integration yasoon, which is our vendor, which is our partner, provides exactly that service and with their integration. Once you complete the jira task, it completes the task in jira as well so yeah. That's where these partners come into the picture and yeah it's a great great solution. There.

A

Okay- and we have time for one last question here- um I see that you mentioned we have delegated access, um is app application or app only access on the roadmap.

D

Definitely that's part of our backlog. It's not still not part of our roadmap yet, but it's part of the backlog it's on the top, so we hope to pick that up as soon as possible, but yeah right now. We don't have a timeline for that. Okay,.

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Well, there's two more in chat, but we'll follow up with you offline and see if we can get answers for those and then relay them back to um the people requesting those rohit and bhakti. Thank you. So much for your time appreciate you working through some of the technical hurdles we had on there and uh glad we got that working.

D

Thank you thanks, thanks for having us and thanks everyone for your time today,.

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All right as we are at the um close to the top of the hour, we will move into our last section on here. I do want to call out that microsoft ignite is coming up. um This is going to be happening on september 22nd to the 24th. This will be a digital only event similar to what we had with microsoft build earlier in this year.

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um You may have also heard that we're actually splitting up my stocks ignite into two separate events- there's gonna, be one here in uh september of this year, there'll be a follow-on one as well in early 2021. So um if there's something you don't hear about or something you're looking for more information on, do note that we have another um event coming up early into uh calendar year 2021., if you'd like to sign up register, find out what kind of content and topics are from discussed. You can go to ignite.microsoft.com as well.

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You can follow on our twitter handle, which is microsoft, 365 dev for all the news information other things to follow, along with for our community events, as well as our net conference. For those of you who are interested. We are also running a microsoft graph tap program as part of this technology adoption program. We offer a number of benefits for those who are members of this.

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We do host a monthly call which happens on the first wednesday, the month, which actually happens to be tomorrow um and as part of that we do workload deep dives uh so going into various apis or things that are coming.

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um These are all nda discussions, so you ought to have an nda in place for that, but we also share a lot of information around early access or things that are coming down the road as well as a way for you to get feedback directly to the product groups and to the workload owners, I'm actually building the apis. On top of this microsoft graph, if you're interested in trying and submitting to join the tech program, you can find the link at the bottom on here, aka dot, ms slash graph tap form.

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uh Please fill that out. We usually review those on a weekly basis and you'll hear back from us. Once we've had a chance to review submissions. Also, there are a number of other m265 developer community calls that happen throughout the month. I can see a number of them listed here. The way to get to all of them is kind of an all up view at the bottom. You can see our aka dot.

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Ms slash m265 dev, calls feel free to check them out a lot of additional information, that's very great to complement what we're seeing here in the microsoft graph space.

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Also, our own jeremy take and paul shapeline they host a 365 developer podcast. You can find them at www.m365 a couple of their previous um sessions. Talking about fluent ui microsoft lists much stuff to do as well. So a lot of great content out there that you can go and be able to find and consume as a supplement to our community calls here as well, and as always our recording will be posted up to our youtube channel aka dot. Ms slash m365 dev youtube.

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um The recording will be there uh shortly once a chance to kind of go through and clean that up. Our next session will be on october, 6th again at 8 a.m. Pacific time, uh if you're looking for the invite link, you can find that as well down at the bottom of our slide on here and as we're at the top of the hour. I thank you all so much for joining today.

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Thank you again to all of our presenters for sharing their information and additional insights onto uh apis that are releasing and other uh great stuff like that. So thank you so much for your time. Everyone today we look forward to seeing you next month and have a great.

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