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SharePoint Syntex has Launched

By 30th September 2020 No Comments

SharePoint Syntex is available to purchase for all Microsoft 365 commercial customers from October 1, 2020.  

 

Last year Microsoft announced Project Cortex, a Microsoft 365 initiative, that applies advanced artificial intelligence (AI) to empower people with knowledge and expertise in the apps they use every day. Based on customer feedback during private preview, they are now delivering these capabilities as a set of unique products and services. 

SharePoint Syntex is the first product from Project Cortex, other innovations from Project Cortex will become generally available later this year. 

SharePoint Syntex uses advanced AI and machine teaching to amplify human expertise, automate content processing, and transform content into knowledge.

Machine teaching accelerates the creation of AI models by acquiring knowledge from people rather than from large datasets alone. Any information processing skill, that an expert can teach a human, should be easily teachable to a machine. 

SharePoint Syntex mainstreams machine teaching, enabling your experts to capture their knowledge about content in AI models they can build with no code. Your experts train SharePoint Syntex to understand content like they do, to recognize key information, and to tag content automatically. For example, a contract processing expert can teach SharePoint Syntex to extract the contract’s value, along with the expiration date and key terms and conditions. 

SharePoint Syntex then uses your models to automate the capture, ingestion, and categorization of content, extracting valuable information as metadata. Metadata is critical to managing content, and seamless integration with Microsoft Search, Power Automate, and Microsoft Information Protection enable you to improve knowledge discovery and reuse, accelerate processes, and dynamically apply information protection and compliance policies. 

Click here to find out more about SharePoint Syntex and how we can help you fully utilise its capabilities. 

Matt Carter

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