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Implement Azure AI speech for specially abled users

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  Wassup guys? Here is a very popular AI service offered by Azure AI, that can just not decode any text to speech, but also can convert speech to text as well. Yeah, you heard me right -- it can do so effortlessly and with absolute accuracy.  Given the speed and accuracy with which it can do the same, it can help any business, in a lot many areas, viz., a. Helping Specially abled readers to communicate/interact with outside world b. Integrating any speech to be apprehended and saved as media (sound) file as a Blob or a SharePoint attachment. c. Buget friendly and auto-scaleable. d. Selecting your preferred model (accent, gender, impetus, emphasis) for the voice generator e. Real time/near real time integration abilities Create an Azure AI speech resource  Here is an example that can help you in implementing the same. Reach out to https://portal.azure.com and create the following resource: Speech Service -- Here are the details: 1. Select a proper resource group/create a n...

Customize your Copilot Agent, with low code, to respond as you want

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  Hi friends, today we'll talk about an awesome feature of Microsoft Copilot Agents, whereby you can modify the way it interacts with you. It's a completely low code architecture model, whereby you can write small lines of expression syntaxes, leveraging the underlying engine to understand what you want it to do. Before we begin, let me give you a short refresher of What are Copolot Agents : Copilot agents are customizable bots whereby you can ask it to fetch results from any source (aka knowledge base) and fetch it for you. It leverages ChatGPT to understand what are you keying in and converts your query into machine understandable query (NLP).  And guess what: Microsoft Copilot Studio lets you create agents, both in a dedicated online web app and as a Microsoft Teams app. Ok, that said, let us crete an Agent: Sign into https://copilotstudio.microsoft.com/environments, and this will lead you into the following landing page:  At the left side of the pane, click...

Introduction to Microsoft Fabric: using Notebook to load and transform data into Lakehouse

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  Whats up guys?!!! Here is a post on Microsoft Fabric : which is an unified platform for data engineering, data warehousing, and business intelligence and essentially an one stop solution to facilitate end-to-end analytics and data platform designed for enterprises that require a unified solution, as well as to satiate all your need for data movement, processing, ingestion, transformation, real-time event routing, and report building. This blog could give you an idea to ingest and transform data from an external application (e.g. website/API/files or could be an Azure storage account) and load them into Lakehouse. Ok: let's begin by creating a free account for Microsoft Fabric. Start by signing up for a dummy instance for D365: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/project-operations/environment/admin-trials This will create a  D365CE-F&O instance as along with a litter of utilities like: a. Portal Azure login: although it will be an entirely a zero credit in...