Access to data and information is a key factor that impacts productivity in most modern organizations. However, enterprise data is often siloed or distributed across various sources—like cloud databases, intranet sites, or on-premises systems. With Microsoft Search, your organization can use Graph and federated search connectors to bring these sources into your search experience.
Scenario: A large advertising firm has used Salesforce as a CRM tool for many years. The firm’s leadership is looking to improve how existing client information is accessed internally. They’re hoping to make their valuable Salesforce data easier to find within the firm. They reach out to their IT department to see if Microsoft Search can provide a solution.
Learning objectives
Once you’ve completed this module, you should be able to:
- Explain what Microsoft Graph and federated connectors are and how they work.
- Awareness of the different types of Graph connectors.
- Customize search results using verticals, layouts, clusters, and filters.
- Identify the capabilities of Microsoft Graph Search APIs.
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