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True Use Case: What We Did Wrong Rolling Out Copilot and How to Do It Better

19th Jun 11:45am - 12:10pm BST Audiocodes
25 attended
Session Description

Rolling out M365 Copilot to an organization can be a game-changer, but it comes with its own set of challenges. In this session, we'll share our experiences and lessons learned from our own rollout of Copilot. From common pitfalls to avoid, to the best practices that can make the transition smoother (and cost-optimized), this session aims to equip you with practical insights to ensure a successful implementation.

We'll cover important steps such as user training, change management, and aligning Copilot features with business needs. You'll also hear about the unexpected hurdles we faced and how we overcame them, providing you with a comprehensive guide to deploying Copilot effectively in your organization.

Key Takeaways:

  • Common mistakes to avoid when rolling out Copilot
  • Best practices for user training and change management
  • Aligning Copilot with business objectives
  • Real-world challenges and solutions for a smooth deployment
Attendees (25)
Chijioke Paul
Modern Workplace Architect at BCN Group Ltd
Alex Heer
Global Digital Workplace Manager at Allegion
Carolyn Hill
Digital Training Lead at The Inform Team
Alexander Dixon
Head of Technology at Alight Media
Aris Papadakis
Digital Workplace Engineer at The Institute of Cancer Research
John Withers
M365 Technical Specialist at Specsavers
Rajen Jani
Digital Workplace Engineer at The Institute of Cancer Research
Palle Nielsen
System Administrator at University of Southern Denmark
Stuart Stephenson
Technical Architect at Easyjet
Jacco van de Bovenkamp
Global Voice Architect at Momentum EMEA
Matthew Rivitt
IT Manager at StreetGames UK
Piotr Pacocha
IT Service Engineer at Beiersdorf
Dave Foster
Platform Architect at Anglian Water Services
Phil Lunn
Founder and CEO at Plator Ltd
Carl Davis
Technical Lead at UK Home Office
Brandon Knowles
IT Support at StreetGames
+9 other Attendees