- The document discusses a new managed metadata service experience including taxonomy and content types. - It provides an agenda to review and demo new experiences for taxonomy and content types, features available with Project Cortex, and taxonomy and content type APIs. - The demo shows the new user interface for term store, content type gallery, and tagging and filtering experiences.

1. Review of the new Managed
metadata service experience
Taxonomy & Content Types: UX,
functionality, & APIs
Sean Squires, Anupam Francis, Mohit Pathak,
Ravi Gopinath

2. Proposed agenda:
• Frame up investments to service
• Review and demo new experiences for taxonomy & content
types – and current status of PROD rollout
• New features available with Project Cortex
• Taxonomy & Content Type APIs
• Feedback + Q&A

3. Overview - Framing

4. knowledge learninginformation
Import
Smart ingestion
Classify & Extract
ML and MT-based
classification &
entity extraction
Insights & Analytics
Intelligent supervision of
activity & performance;
insights for optimizations
Import
Content comes in various
formats from multiple
sources
Tag, Organize, Find
Rich content management
capabilities to organize
and manage your digital
assets
Project Cortex

5. knowledge learninginformation
Import
Industry standard
support
Classify & Extract
Broader applicability,
discovery; tighter
integration with S&C
Insights & Analytics
Actual metrics on
usage;insights for
optimizations
Import
Content comes in various
formats from multiple
sources
Tag, Organize, Find
Rich content management
capabilities to organize
and manage your digital
assets
Taxonomy &
Content Types

6. New User Interface

7. New User Experiences
Modern Experience for Admins Categorize & search for content easily with term
suggestions and modern controls
Classic still available End user

8. Admin
experiences:
Term store

9. Admin
experiences:
Content type
gallery

10. End user
experiences:
Tagging &
filtering

11. Demo – New User Interface
Term store, Content type gallery, Tagging & Filtering

12. Release
timelines

13. APIs – Taxonomy & Content Types

19. GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/termStore/groups/a9ecafe9-b133-
4714-83ab-b9c88ff5c1bf
{
"createdDateTime": "2019-06-21T20:01:37Z",
"description": "Tools and development languages used in application
development.",
"scope" : "global",
"id": "a9ecafe9-b133-4714-83ab-b9c88ff5c1bf",
"displayName": "Development"
}

20. GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/termStore/sets/8ed8c9ea-7052-4c1d-a4d7-
b9c10bffea6f/terms/96e3a5ab-b96e-4130-ac08-06630ca5dd0b
{
"id":"96e3a5ab-b96e-4130-ac08-06630ca5dd0b",
"labels":[
{
"name":"Ruby",
"isDefault":true,
"languageTag":"en-US"
}
]

21. GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/termStore/sets/8ed8c9ea-7052-4c1d-a4d7-
b9c10bffea6f/terms/95e553ae-a91a-4670-a139-
67a6cea285b3/relations?$filter=(relationship eq 'pin' or relationship eq 'reuse')
{
"value": [
{
"id" : "226e8ee3-f4b6-49d7-92d5-ec9d5475eec5",
"relationship" : "pin",
"toTerm" :{
"id" : "95e553ae-a91a-4670-a139-67a6cea285b3"
},
"fromTerm" :{
"id" : "310b04e0-b627-413f-9284-c770f1e24b47"
}
}
]
}

26. Thank you!