Category: Microsoft Copilot

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LLM Terminology Cheat Sheet

Since ChatGPT was released in late 2022, the term “AI” has crept into company townhalls, news headlines, and even the State of the Union address. It’s certainly popular to talk about, but what exactly are people saying? Here we will walk through, in layman’s terms, some of the more foundational aspects of “AI” as today’s…
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Demystifying AI: Unlocking the Potential for Field Service Organizations with Dynamics 365 Field Service

In an era defined by technological innovation, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as a transformative force across industries. It’s not just about automating tasks anymore; AI is about enabling machines to understand, learn, and make decisions, much like humans. This paradigm shift holds profound implications for field service organizations, where optimizing operations, enhancing customer experiences,…
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Installing Microsoft Copilot for Sales

Integrating Microsoft Copilot for Sales (formerly Microsoft Sales Copilot) into your workflow marks a significant step towards leveraging AI to elevate sales efficiency and enhance decision-making. This brief guide walks you through the licensing required to take advantage of Copilot for Sales and the straightforward installation process. Let’s dive right into how you can set…
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Power Apps and Copilot Overview — Low Code, No Code, Smart Code

Recently, Microsoft began introducing its generative AI tool, Copilot, into each of the Microsoft Power Platform’s components, and we’re breaking down each introduction in this series of Copilot for Power Platform posts. Microsoft Power Apps is a suite of low-code and no-code development tools that allows you to create custom business applications and automate workflows.…
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Reducing Costs with Copilot in Microsoft Cost Management

Optimize Your Cloud Spend with AI-Powered Insights As more and more of your business becomes vested in the cloud, you face the ongoing challenge of optimizing those cloud investments to minimize costs while driving. Microsoft Cost Management is a tool that provides critical insights into your workloads and spending within the Azure Portal subscription. It’s…
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Using Microsoft Copilot for Sales in Outlook

Copilot for Sales (formerly Sales Copilot) in Microsoft Outlook is a not-to-miss tool. This application streamlines workflows and introduces advanced features that boost productivity and efficiency within your inbox. Whether you’re navigating Outlook on the web or the desktop application, Copilot for Sales delivers a consistent, feature-rich experience designed specifically for sales teams who also…
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Copilot for Sales vs Dynamics 365 Sales: Choosing Sides

Navigating Microsoft’s suite of AI tools can feel like deciphering a complex family tree — especially surrounding two cousins on that tree: Microsoft Copilot for Sales vs Copilot in Dynamics 365 Sales. While their names and functionalities suggest a shared lineage, these are distinct applications designed for different purposes. In this post, we’re cutting through…
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Microsoft Copilot for Sales: Its Essential Features and Functionality

There’s been a constant stream of news from Microsoft surrounding its powerful AI assistant, Copilot. The company is systematically imbuing its product suite with the assistant’s smart capabilities — and we’re covering it all. One particular application holds such broad appeal that we’ve given it extra attention. It’s Microsoft Copilot for Sales, released and ready…
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Your Guide Microsoft Copilot for Supply Chain Management

Given the challenging state of today’s global supply chains and the fast-moving digital landscape, it makes sense that more supply chain leaders now see AI as more than just a smart solution. They know their survival could depend on it, and it’s here to stay. IBM recently surveyed more than 1,600 Chief Operating Officers (COOs),…
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