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Most of the conversations we’re having about Copilot Studio start in the same place. A team has heard about AI agents, maybe seen a demo, and can picture what one might do for them. Then, usually near the end of the meeting, the real questions come out. So let’s address them the way we would […]
Most Microsoft 365 tenants have more capability sitting in them than any team is actually using. Power Automate. Copilot. Tools that were licensed, introduced, and then quietly deprioritised when the next thing came along. It is not usually a technology problem. There are plenty of things that could be automated. What is harder to answer […]
The conversation we’re having with clients most at the moment goes something like this: “We’ve been using Copilot for a while now, the team love it – but how do we get more value out of our licences?” Initial adoption went well. People are using it to draft emails, summarise meetings, find information faster. But […]
Building a Power Automate flow has always required a certain level of technical knowledge. You needed to know your trigger from your action, find the right connector, and configure each step manually. For people without that background, the barrier to entry was real. Copilot changes that. It’s now embedded directly into Power Automate as part […]
What if your team could take an AI idea and turn it into something working (securely, reliably, and within your existing governance) in days rather than months? AI isn’t difficult to implement because of the models – those are now easy to access. The hard part is everything wrapped around them, such as security, data […]
You’ve probably already nailed the first wave of automation. Approvals trigger. Reports update overnight. But the gaps? They’re still there, hiding in the follow-ups, the retyping, the “just checking” emails. That’s where AI agents come in. They don’t sit around waiting for instructions. They see what’s stuck, decide what to do next, and quietly sort […]
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