Harnessing the power of Microsoft Copilot: A guide for business decision makers

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Harnessing the power of Microsoft Copilot: A guide for business decision makers

Download this new Microsoft Copilot guide from the ITAM Review and SoftwareOne to help business decision makers navigate Microsoft’s new AI assistant

Introducing Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot is an AI-powered productivity tool that coordinates large language models (LLMs), content in Microsoft Graph and the Microsoft 365 apps you use every day – such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and others. This integration provides real-time intelligent assistance, enabling users to enhance their creativity, productivity, and skills across core everyday products.

This new guide, co-written with SoftwareOne, will help business decision makers make the most of the opportunities presented by Microsoft Copilot in their organisation. It will help you answer questions like:

• What is the business case for Microsoft Copilot?
• How do you determine which users would benefit from Microsoft Copilot?
• How do you quantify ROI?
• How to launch a proof-of-concept
• How to optimise licensing for Microsoft Copilot
• and much more…

The power of generative AI

Microsoft Copilot is powered by Generative AI, a subset of artificial intelligence (AI) that leverages machine learning techniques to generate creative and novel content. It can create anything from written text to visual artwork, music, and even code. The key aspect of generative AI is its ability to learn patterns and structures from input data, and then use this learned knowledge to generate new, original content that is similar but not identical to the input data.  

Research from Stanford and MIT found that user productivity can increase between 15 – 35%¹, while McKinsey believe that up to 70% of employee time can be freed-up using AI².   

How do you build a business case for Microsoft Copilot?

Building a business case for AI implementation in your organisation can start with identifying a problem. This approach ensures that the use of AI is purposeful and targeted, rather than being used for its own sake.

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