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We’re excited to introduce our latest integration with the New York Times, bringing world-class journalism directly to your dashboard. With this new feature, you’ll have access to the latest news, insightful analysis, and in-depth reporting, all in one place. Stay updated on global events, business, technology, culture, and more without ever leaving your workflow. Discover how the New York Times integration can keep you informed and enhance your productivity by visiting our App Directory.

For June we have released a few minor tweaks aimed to enhance the Digital Assistant experience. 1. Social Logins We’ve now added convenient sign ups to Digital Assistant which is supported by Microsoft products, Google or Github accounts. All you have to do is click on the service you’d like to use for authentication and your account will be authorized via the third party. Using Social logins is inherently safer since users do not have to store another password and can revoke Digital Assistant’s access anytime they want. Existing user accounts whose email address domains belong to Microsoft or Google…

Digital Assistant has hit the gym and is looking ready for the summer. So trim and sleek, you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s a completely new product. 😉 Updated feature: New sidebars We’ve consolidated different administration and configuration panels into one new Manage your Assistant sidebar. It’s sleek, and offers you direct access to your most important Digital Assistant features, e.g. All Cards, Channels, Creating new Adaptive Cards, etc. To open it simply click on the three dots icon in your menu bar. Updated feature: QnA knowledge Out with the old stodgy form, and in with our revamped QnA knowledge…