Yes, you’ve read the title correctly. Speaking to Microsoft Identity Manager. The concept behind this was born off the back of some other work I was doing with Microsoft Cognitive Services. I figured it shouldn’t be that difficult if I just break down the concept into individual elements of functionality and put together a proof of concept to validate the idea. That’s what I did and this is the first post of the solution as an overview.
Here’s a quick demo.
The diagram below details the basis of the solution. There are a few extra elements I’m still working on that I’ll cover in a future post if there is any interest in this.
The solution works like this;
Leveraging a lot of Serverless (PaaS) Services, a bunch of scripting (Python on the ReSpeaker and PowerShell in the Azure Function) and the Lithnet REST API it was pretty simple to integrate the ReSpeaker with Microsoft Identity Manager. An alternative to MIM could be any other service you have an API interface into. MIM is obviously a great choice as it can aggregate from many other applications/services.
Why a female voice? From a small response it was the popular majority.
Let me know what you think on twitter @darrenjrobinson
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