Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Prashant Thiruvengadachari

Zaiqing Nie

Bernhard S J Kohlmeier

Pradeep Chilakamarri

Gregory Akselrod

Ryan Christopher McMinn

Yong Cao

Eun Ju Nam

Fanguang Kong

Christopher James Clarke

Daniel Robert Amirault

Abdullah Rubiyath

Sanyam Sharma

Huanhuan Xia

Methods and systems are provided that enable single sign-on (SSO) mechanisms on rich clients running hosting applications that include documents with one or more embedded web assets. An embedded web asset may be any resource (e.g., document, image, data, etc.) that is accessed via a browser from within a hosting application. In aspects, authentication of a user identity is required to access an embedded web asset. In particular, an identity management module is provided on a rich client. The identity management module is configured to maintain multiple credentials for multiple user identities that are associated with multiple applications, whether the applications are embedded applications or hosting applications. In this way, a user may access multiple applications, including embedded web assets, associated with each user identity&#x2014;without signing into each application. That is, a user is able to login a single time for each user identity.

Single sign-on mechanism on a rich client

Captured data can be transformed and augmented for a particular presentation in a document, such as a note of a notebook application, based on an identified entity for the captured data. The particular presentation of captured data can be provided based on entity detection, extraction, and knowledge base resolution and retrieval. Methods, systems, and services are provided that identify a primary entity of an item input to a notebook application and create an entity object for the primary entity of the item at least from one or more structured representations for content associated with the item. A template for presenting the entity object can be determined according to the primary entity, where the template is selected from a set of templates corresponding to different primary entities such that an arrangement and presentation for one primary entity is different than that of another primary entity.

Augmenting and presenting captured data

Reducing computational load for systems tracking tasks performed in a shared electronic environment allows for users to receive more nuanced notifications about the use of the shared of the electronic environment, more frequent notifications, or let the systems use those resources for other purposes. The systems and methods discussed herein provide for batching and queueing of tasks to reduce the computational load of systems and thereby improve the systems themselves and the user experience.

Batched tasks

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