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The bot framework tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's Azure Bot Framework SDK and related tools for building intelligent conversational agents. Discussions include a critical security vulnerability (CVE-2025-30389) in the Azure Bot Framework SDK that allowed privilege escalation, the use of Bot Framework in cloud-native integration platforms like SwiftB2B on Azure for logistics, and its role in enabling voice recognition and conversational interfaces in IoT projects. The tag also touches on the Cortana Skills Kit for developing personalized experiences across Windows 10 and other platforms, as well as the evolution of Microsoft's AI strategy from Cortana to Copilot. These threads highlight practical enterprise and developer applications of bot frameworks.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    glass365 Copilot: AI Driven Glass Order Entry in Dynamics 365 BC

    HEGLA‑HANIC’s new glass365 platform brings an industry‑tuned Microsoft Copilot into the heart of glass order entry, promising to turn hours of manual data entry into seconds of automated drafting—while keeping production teams firmly in control of every confirmation step. The system is built on...
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    Yusen Logistics Migrates EDI to Cloud-Native SwiftB2B on Azure for Faster Onboarding

    Yusen Logistics’ decision to retire a legacy IBM Sterling B2B stack in favor of a cloud-native, composable integration platform built around SwiftB2B on Microsoft Azure — anchored by Azure Logic Apps, Power BI, and the Bot Framework — has delivered measurable gains in partner onboarding speed...
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    Microsoft AI: 2016 Promise to Copilot Era — Cortana and Azure

    Microsoft’s early promise that “AI isn’t just for games” — articulated during the company’s 2016 Ignite and Build-era push — was never a marketing aside; it was a foundational strategy to weave machine intelligence into cloud infrastructure, productivity tools, and third‑party ecosystems. That...
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    Critical Security Flaw CVE-2025-30389 in Azure Bot Framework SDK: What You Need to Know

    In April 2025, a critical security vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-30389 was discovered in the Azure Bot Framework SDK. This flaw allowed unauthorized attackers to elevate their privileges over a network due to improper authorization mechanisms within the SDK. Understanding the...