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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)
Stuart Stephenson
Technical Architect at Easyjet
Ali Griffith
Lead Automation Engineer at Lloyds Wealth
Robert Foreman
Senior Account Manager at SCB Global Ltd
Ádám Biró
System Engineer at Deutsche Telekom ITTC Hungary Kft.
Sanmi Idowu
Tech Specialist at Purify Technology Ltd
Reshmee Auckloo
Software Developer at Avanade
Amber Middleton
Systems Analyst at NG Bailey
Jacco van de Bovenkamp
Global Voice Architect at Momentum EMEA
Trine Wad Larsen
IT-Business Consultant at Vestas Wind System A/S
Timothy Read
Principal IS Engineer at MathWorks
Aris Papadakis
Digital Workplace Engineer at The Institute of Cancer Research
Adam Bamping
UC Technical Architect at Advania UK
Delia Arama
Technical specialist AI & Agents at Exobe
Terri Warren
Senior Technical Account Manager at panagenda
Tariq Towfiq
Cloud Consultant at Reed
Chris Drakes
Senior Cloud Solutions Developer at PA Consulting
+63 other Attendees