Topics can reflect any knowledge that’s important, including customers, products, projects, policies and procedures. Project Cortex securely collects content that is created and shared every day in Microsoft 365-including files, conversations, recorded meetings and video-and it categorizes the content based on its type, and tags it with extracted metadata.ĪI then applies advanced topic mining logic-whether its content contained in Microsoft 365 or connected from external systems-to identify topics and relate content to those topics. Just as you might teach a colleague to dig through documents and tag them, now you can teach AI, creating a reusable model based on a small subset of sample documents. Machine teaching, powered by LUIS, lets experts train the AI to recognize information in unstructured documents, such as contracts, proposals, or training materials, which might have varied content and formatting.
In the example shown below, you can establish a rule to automatically tag contract effective dates by analyzing the text of sample documents.
Forms processing enables you to pinpoint important information in forms and extract that information as metadata.Image and text recognition identify objects in scanned or uploaded images based on an understanding of over 10,000 attributes, and extracts text from images and PDFs.Project Cortex applies AI to reason over your organization’s structured and unstructured content, recognizing content types, extracting important information, and automatically organizing it into topics.Īdvanced cognitive services capture content, extract information, and automatically tag content. Organize knowledge across your teams and systems Intelligently manage and protect your content with built-in security and workflow.Empower people with knowledge and expertise “just-in-time”, in the apps you use every day.Organize knowledge across your teams and systems.Project Cortex helps customers like Mott MacDonald achieve these outcomes by using AI to: You can learn more about how Mott MacDonald uses Project Cortex in today’s Microsoft news story. Simon Denton, Productivity Applications Architect, Mott MacDonald The idea of connecting people to content and content to people, powered by Microsoft 365 – it’s going to be a game changer for us. It fits completely in with strategy for knowledge. I’m really excited by Microsoft’s vision for creating knowledge networks. Operating from 180 principal offices in 50 countries, Mott MacDonald is a global engineering and consulting firm helping clients navigate many of the planet’s most significant challenges. They believe in connected thinking – connecting people to knowledge and knowledge to people. Nowhere is that truer than at Mott MacDonald, a Microsoft 365 customer that’s building success-literally-with knowledge. With rapid change from automation and a global skills shortage, empowering people to harness knowledge, upskill and learn faster, is the new workplace competitive advantage. Cortex also lets you connect to external systems and repositories use advanced AI to automate content capture, categorization, and management and protect information with intelligent security and compliance. Project Cortex builds on intelligence from the Microsoft Graph, a variety of Microsoft AI technologies, and the leading content services of SharePoint, which recently surpassed 100 million monthly active commercial users as part of Microsoft 365. And topic cards deliver knowledge just-in-time to people in Outlook, Microsoft Teams, and Office. New topic pages and knowledge centers-created and updated by AI-enable experts to curate and share knowledge with wiki-like simplicity. Cortex then creates a knowledge network based on relationships among topics, content, and people. Project Cortex uses AI to reason over content across teams and systems, recognizing content types, extracting important information, and automatically organizing content into shared topics like projects, products, processes and customers. Project Cortex uses advanced AI to deliver insights and expertise in the apps you use every day, to harness collective knowledge and to empower people and teams to learn, upskill and innovate faster. Today, we’re pleased to introduce Project Cortex, the first new service in Microsoft 365 since the launch of Microsoft Teams.
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