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Copilot Isn’t Broken, but Your M365 Productivity Stack Might Be

24th Jun 11:40am - 12:25pm BST Russell
79 attended
Session Description

You’ve tried Copilot. The results were… fine. Sometimes useful, sometimes baffling, occasionally just wrong.It’s easy to blame the AI and move on, but the gap is rarely about Copilot alone. It usually comes down to expectations, where data lives, how tools are used, and the technical limits Copilot has today.

This session focuses on creating the conditions Copilot needs to be effective. By examining how work flows across To Do, Planner, OneNote, Loop, Teams, Outlook and SharePoint, we will show how tool choice and usage patterns directly affect productivity and what Copilot is able to deliver. With Copilot powered agentic co-workers on the horizon, understanding the bedrock of M365 productivity is becoming increasingly critical.

You will leave with:

  • A clearer mental model of how Microsoft 365 works as a system
  • Practical ways to improve Copilot results in day-to-day use
  • A clearer understanding of what Copilot can and cannot do in Microsoft 365 today
Attendees (79)
Samuel Schoor
Business Consultant at BK IT Solutions
Sam Heffer
IT Support Analyst at Mills and Reeve LLP
Vijay Bedesha
IT Specialist at PA Consulting
Robert Cieslicki
AV Engineer at PA Consulting
Chris Sparrow
Microsoft 365 Platform Manager at Care Quality Commission
Chris Drakes
Senior Cloud Solutions Developer at PA Consulting
Chris Anderson
M365 Technical Consultant at Simoda Ltd
Davy Hoogenboezem
Business Consultant at BK IT Solutions
Jonathan Steeman
Microsoft Teams SME at UCPEOPLE
Chris Edgington
M365 Engineer at Kingfisher Plc
Stephan Greve
consultant at tdm.digital
Kevin Kieller
Partner / Lead Analyst at EnableUC Inc. / BCStrategies
Natalie Jeschner
General Manager and Voice Expert at Fokus23
Sanmi Idowu
Tech Specialist at Purify Technology Ltd
Tim Verbrugge
Technical Consultant at Gamma Communications
Simon Doy
Founder at iThink 365
+63 other Attendees