Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Carly Larsson

Shruti Kasetty

Anish Agarwal

Michael Tholfsen

William Duncan Lewis

Patrick Moulhaud

Michael Henry Schulz

Alisa Marilyn Bacon

Dana Minh Nguyen

Tengyu Wang

Umme Salma Shabbir Gadriwala

Hao Xie

Shi Pu

Rohail Mustafa Syed

Abhishek Kadian

A data verification agent serves to verify data that is being redundantly stored in both a first data store and a second data store. The data verification agent compares corresponding objects in the first and second data stores to determine any mismatch between the objects. The data verification agent includes a mismatch ignore function causing the agent to skip a comparison of corresponding data objects in the first and second data stores in response to an indication that a mismatch between the objects would not necessarily indicate a synchronization failure so as to minimize false positive determinations of a synchronization failure.

Methods and systems of verifying data synchronized to multiple data stores

The techniques disclosed herein enhance the efficiency and functionality of directory systems. This is accomplished by augmenting a primary table with an extended table for storing properties of an associated entity (e.g., a user, a company). A table serves to organize directory data and comprises rows and columns. Each row of the primary table stores an entity with each column storing an associated property. In contrast, the primary table is configured with an extended table in which each row of the extended table stores a property for an associated entity while each column stores additional information for the property such as timestamps and metadata. Storing specific properties in the extended table eliminates empty spaces in the primary table thereby reducing the volume of stored data. Moreover, by including additional data for properties, the extended table enables property-specific features such as search, synchronization, extensibility, and lifecycle management.

Arbitrary directory data properties in SQL-based directory systems

In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for integrating speech-to-text transcription in a productivity application are presented. A request to access a real-time speech-to-text transcription of an audio signal that is being received by a second device is sent by a first device. The real-time speech-to-text transcription may be surfaced in a transcription pane of a productivity application on the first device. A request to translate the transcription to a different language may be received. The transcription may be translated in real-time and surfaced in the transcription pane. A selection of a word in the surfaced transcription may be received. A request to drag the word from the transcription pane and drop it in a window in the productivity application outside of the transcription pane may be received. The word may be surfaced in the window in the productivity application outside of the transcription pane.

Interactive augmentation and integration of real-time speech-to-text

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