Loading...
This Session has ended

Loving the Wins and Navigating the Copilot Lies

25th Jun 1:15pm - 2:00pm BST Russell
29 attended
Session Description

Discover how Microsoft Copilot can sound brilliant yet be completely wrong, and learn practical ways to recognize, prevent, and correct AI-driven misinformation before it misleads you, your users, or leadership.

Microsoft has added a "Copilot" feature, along with various agents, to almost every M365 workload. However, each incarnation works differently and leverages different context. This leads to "Copilot confusion" and often misinformation and disgruntled users.

This session will provide an in-depth review of the various Microsoft Copilots and AI Agents, focusing on the capabilities and limitations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understand which "copilots" work best for specific use cases
  • Develop a detailed summary of contextual limitations related to Copilot for M365
  • Learn advanced prompts to validate and improve AI-generated results
  • Tips and tricks to get more from your copilots

Kevin Kieller

Partner / Lead Analyst
EnableUC Inc. / BCStrategies
Attendees (29)
Clare Knight
Director at Essential Computing
Ellie Kemp
Senior Automation Engineer at Lloyds Wealth
Stuart Merrill
Training Consultant at Merrill Consultants Ltd
Tom Morgan
Solution Architect at CloudInteract
Tristan Gayford
Teams Product Manager at EY
Kevin Kieller
Partner / Lead Analyst at EnableUC Inc. / BCStrategies
Leon Armston
Lead Consultant & Microsoft MVP at Chess
Christoph Twiehaus
Managing Director at Fab4mation & CT365
Mark Licinio
Service Owner at bp
Ash Zaman
Digital Workplace Engineer at Allegion
Chris Wells
Senior Project Engineer at OPUS Technology
Zoe Reynolds
Engagement Manager at Reed Specialist Recruitment
Thibaud Hissenhoven
Pre-sales at Proximus NXT
Stuart Stephenson
Technical Architect at Easyjet
Nikki Cook
Senior Technical Consultant at Softcat PLC
Patrick Young
Unified Comms SME at looking for my next role
+13 other Attendees