Perhaps theyve got some valuable experience you could learn from or perhaps you could even hire them to work with you?Ĥ) On a similar tip, Delve might suggest a supplier to help you with you project based on the reputations of its employees and the connections you have who are connected to some of those employees.ĥ) Again on a project tip, Delve might point you towards some news on Linkedin or content on Slideshare (part of Linkedin) that is related to your project.Ħ) Delve knows which of your external connections you have most contact with. One less place to maintain a profile.Ģ) Suggest external Yammer groups that your Linkedin connections belong to.ģ) Youre working on a project and Delve picks up on this due to the documents you are working on in SharePoint and suggests that you might want to talk to one of your Linkedin connections. Many of the items on our list below focus on the AI capabilities enabled by this acquisition.ġ) Merge your Office 365 profile with your Linkedin profile. Owning this broader set of data versus its digital workplace competitors will allow Microsoft to make ever more relevant suggestions when it comes to content discovery, contact discovery and company discovery.
With its access to the Linkedin database of people profiles Microsoft will be able to leverage data from both outside and inside the organisation in order to power its AI algorithms that drive tools like Delve and Office Graph. Artificial Intelligence (AI) will undoubtedly become more prevalent in the workplace in the coming years. This acquisition puts Microsoft in a unique position as a supplier of digital workplace tools.
However, before getting into the list it’s worth looking at the bigger picture.
Following today’s surprising but exciting announcement that Microsoft is planning to buy Linkedin for $26bn here’s a list of things they could do integrate the service with their own tools.
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