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Here's a quick look at some of Microsoft Copilot's capabilities and a couple warnings you need to watch out for when using Copilot. Check out our latest blog: https://loom.ly/ObDX8Fg

So, you’ve heard about Microsoft Copilot… but what exactly is it and how can you reap its benefits? 🤔 We’re here to bring clarity on all things Copilot – from what it is, to who can harness its power, how it operates, and everything in between. With Copilot you can boost productivity, seamlessly integrate workflows, elevate decision-making processes, and unlock creativity. Learn the basics on our latest blog, 11 Commonly Asked Questions About Microsoft Copilot. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g5mQV6F5

Microsoft's AI-powered Copilot can help your employees get more done in less time. With Copilot, you can search content, locate important data, create images and text, and get answers to important business questions. But you need to know the keys to a good prompt. Watch this video to learn more. Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft's AI-powered Copilot can help your employees get more done in less time. With Copilot, you can search content, locate important data, create images and text, and get answers to important business questions. But you need to know the keys to a good prompt. Watch this video to learn more. Microsoft Copilot

365’s Copilot is a hot commodity right now, but not everyone has it, and not everyone who has it, knows they have it. I thought I’d write about about how to subscribe to 35 Copilot, but I found that somebody had beat me to it. This article seems to cover it all: Is Microsoft Copilot Free? The Complete Guide to Copilot Pricing https://lnkd.in/g6nz43F6 I hope you find it as helpful as I did.

Learn how Brian Shaw and our #CopilotChamps use Microsoft 365 Copilot to help us accomplish more here at Microsoft. #MicrosoftDigital #CustomerZero #Copilot #Microsoft365

Learn how Brian Shaw and our #CopilotChamps use Microsoft 365 Copilot to help us accomplish more here at Microsoft. #MicrosoftDigital #CustomerZero #Copilot #Microsoft365

Learn how Brian Shaw and our #CopilotChamps use Microsoft 365 Copilot to help us accomplish more here at Microsoft. #MicrosoftDigital #CustomerZero #Copilot #Microsoft365

Major congratulations to Brian Shaw for sharing his story on the cool things he's doing with Copilot here at Microsoft--nice work and thank you for sharing what you've learned! And thank you to Yen Anderson, Jody Ryan, Rod Combs, and Cadie Kneip for contributing to this story, and to Cadie for running the Copilot Champs program. Here's our summary of Brian's story and a link where you can check it out: Learn how Brian Shaw and our #CopilotChamps use Microsoft 365 Copilot to help us accomplish more here at Microsoft. #MicrosoftDigital #CustomerZero #Copilot #Microsoft365

Finally got our hands on Copilot licenses for OVG. Early testing has been eye-opening. Some highlights: • Found a relevant reference to a new prospect from a 7-yr old deck • Synthesized research on a client from a PPT deck, Word document, and discovery call recording • Identified positive sentiment from a client who responded 'Boom, well done!' to a presentation • Accurately summarized notes from a Google document that was shared via email but wasn't even downloaded to Microsoft Late last year, we did a mini-experiment with an AI expert to build an app that would query our chats and emails, just to understand more about how LLMs and vector databases worked, and see what the hypothetical lift would be to deploy a Copilot-like app. We were able to build out a prototype, but quickly found that it was prohibitively expensive and difficult to bring all the needed data together, and that was not even including video. The fact that this capability is now already available for $30 per month is incredible. With Copilot, Microsoft has figured out how to: • Centralize a tremendous amount of enterprise data: chats, emails, files, calls (and combine with freely available data) • Filter that data to only what you should have access to, a monumental feat on its own • Make all that data query-able and present results in a meaningful way • If directed, take action on your behalf There is still plenty of opportunity for improvement - rescheduling a call didn't work (although it accepted the prompt) and it couldn't reformat a PowerPoint deck, but those enhancements I'm sure will come with time. The other thing that it couldn't do was parse out our revenue forecast from an Excel file. This is why bringing key structured financial planning data into the Microsoft ecosystem (i.e., Dataverse) is going to be so important to combine massive amounts of qualitative data with reliable quantitative data to support decision-making. I personally can't wait to see what's possible with the Microsoft ecosystem going forward, and very glad that we made the difficult call to switch from Apple and Google earlier this year. #copilot #microsoft #planning