If you’re looking to create a wiki or knowledge base using SharePoint site pages, you’re in luck. Like most modern content management systems, SharePoint includes tagging functionality. You can tag your pages with keywords (folksonomy) and even set up custom metadata, such as categories or classifications. Best of all, there’s no need to know HTML […]
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Scenario Your organization use Microsoft 365. You are implementing or configuring an Intranet Portal. Search plays an important role here – you want search be relevant to the context – i.e. Official Results – if a user searches something on a company’s intranet portal – user expect “official” results, not a something from somebody’s OneDrive
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Natural language search Based on Turing deep learning model – when search engine understands user’s intentions instead of blindly search with keywords – already in Outlook and Teams, tbd: everywhere (that’s why we do not have synonyms in Microsoft search) Image search tbd: before the end of year 2021 Search for chat messages Teams messages,
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Quick answer: use SharePoint Search or Microsoft Search. Detailed: (alternatively – check this video) From Teams – you can click on “Join or create a team” and you should be able to see some public teams (but not all): See how Microsoft describes it – Find and Join a team What if you are looking
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