Delve Retirement and User Profiles
The Delve browser app retires on December 16, 2024. It’s time to check if the change will affect how people interact with user profiles in Microsoft 365 tenants. A new “user profile experience” is due to arrive in November that should allow people to update details in their profile. Hopefully, the new experience will include photo updates, which have long been a problem area for Microsoft 365 apps. https://office365itpros.com/2024/10/08/user-profile-delve/Unlocking Productivity with Microsoft Delve
In today’s fast-paced digital world, finding the right information at the right time can be a daunting task, especially when organizations generate vast amounts of data daily. Microsoft Delve offers a solution to this challenge by providing users with a personalized, intelligent, and intuitive way to access the most relevant content in their organization. Introduced as part of Microsoft’s Office 365 suite, Delve leverages the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to surface information that is tailored to each user’s needs. Full Blog: https://dellenny.com/unlocking-productivity-with-microsoft-delve/Get Delve skills with MgGraph PowerShell
Today I was asked to get a report for the Users skills published in Delve. It took a while to figure out how to do it, but finally it's really easy with MgGraph. See the commands below: - First we need to install the Beta People Module Install-Module Microsoft.Graph.Beta.People - Then import the module Import-Module Microsoft.Graph.Beta.People - The connection should use the scope User.Read.All Connect-MgGraph -Scopes User.Read.All - Then you can use the following command to get the required information Get-MgBetaUserProfileSkill -UserId <user email address> The output isn´t as clean as desired: So, after a pipe FL I found what I really need, the Skill Display Name: Get-MgBetaUserProfileSkill -UserId <user email address> | fl displayname An this is the output: Here you can find more information about this Beta commands and also much more possibilities of getting users information. Very useful: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/profile-list-skills?view=graph-rest-beta&tabs=httpThe Demise of Office Delve
The Delve web app will be deprecated by Microsoft in December 2024. It’s the end of a line for an app that once promised to reimagine search. The problem is that Delve never achieved much traction within Office 365 and its functionality never increased. In fact, Delve seemed to lose features over the years. Delve now joins apps like Sway and StaffHub as artifacts of Office 365 development and evolution. https://office365itpros.com/2023/12/18/delve-retirement-2024/
Creating Organization chart in Office 365
I were asked on how we can create an organization chart inside Office 365. so i am not sure what are the available tools we have. but if i click on a username (let say from a sharepoint site) >> i will be redirected to the user's profile page inside Delve >> where it has a section named "Organization" >> where i can view the direct manager of the user + the people reporting to the user, as follow:- so i assume that we already have the data and tools. but not sure in Office 365 what is the formal way to build an organization chart ? is Delve the place to build this? Thanks
