This Week in IT, imagine having a personal assistant for your entire team, automating tasks, managing meetings, and enhancing collaboration effortlessly. Microsoft’s announced a big update to Copilot, which is based on OpenAI’s ChatGPT, that is set to supercharge team productivity.
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In this week’s episode of “This Week in IT,” we dive into a significant update from Microsoft that promises to revolutionize team productivity. The episode, sponsored by Semperis, starts with an engaging introduction and an appeal for subscriptions to help the channel reach its goal of 6,700 subscribers.
The spotlight of the episode is on Microsoft’s announcement at the recent Build conference regarding Team Copilot. Currently, Copilot for Microsoft 365 serves as a personal AI assistant, keeping interactions private. However, the new Team Copilot is set to transform this by extending its capabilities to support entire teams, departments, or even whole companies.
Key Features of Team Copilot:
Looking ahead, Team Copilot will be integrated into other Microsoft 365 apps like Loop, and organizations will have the ability to create custom Copilots for specific business processes. Additionally, the episode discusses the introduction of the Copilot Trust platform, which aims to enhance security and efficiency for enterprise customers.
Russell also addresses potential challenges, such as the high licensing costs and the need for comprehensive data integration into Microsoft 365, while emphasizing the significant ROI that Team Copilot could offer, especially for smaller companies.
The episode wraps up with a call to action, encouraging viewers to share their experiences and opinions on Copilot, and promoting additional content on the channel about new AI features and devices from Microsoft.
Tune in to this episode of “This Week in IT” to explore how Microsoft’s Team Copilot can supercharge your team’s productivity and collaboration.