Make A Company Conversational using Azure Cognitive Services
summary
Shows concrete Azure Cognitive Services patterns: a live Q A Maker demo wired into a webchat iframe, a Twitter sentiment pipeline using Logic Apps → Text Analytics → Azure SQL that processed ~25–30 million tweets in a weekend for a football “mood table,” and a C# console translator demo calling the Translate API and returning JSON translations. Demos include endpoints, environment-variable keys, and where models succeed or misclassify, so expect practical how-to detail and costs.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Make A Company Conversational
- 0:40Azure Cognitive Services
- 1:06About Matt
- 1:48Stay Involved
- 3:31Drive Race Cars
- 4:12Agenda
- 5:52Azure Cognitive Services Overview
- 10:28Vision
- 16:37Language API
- 19:06Immersive Reader
- 24:20LUIS
- 31:12QAMaker
- 36:32Highlights
- 39:42Logic Apps
- 48:52Demo
- 52:27What can companies do
- 54:06Sentiment analysis
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