Microsoft Copilot integrates GenAI capabilities into the productivity tools used by most employees on a daily basis. When it becomes available in early November 2023 it will be a game-changer for organisations who want to achieve more, faster.
But any new technology requires a deep understanding as to how it could impact a business from a cost, risk and operational point of view before investing in it. According to Deloitte, most leaders think AI will change their business, but many aren't prepared to use it yet.
SoftwareOne's Copilot Advisory Service helps organisations become early adopters of Microsoft Copilot. It does this by assisting them in exploring and preparing a readiness plan.
If you know you need support to ready your organisation for Microsoft Copilot, request a call back about a Discover session.
If you know you need support to ready your organisation for Microsoft Copilot, request a call back about a Discover session.
Try our Microsoft Copilot overview.
Before diving head first into GenAI, organisations need to consider:
What is Microsoft Copilot; How it differs from other GenAI tools; The value it offers
Impact on existing licenses; Current license usage; Total cost of ownership
Security and compliance; Identity management, access and governance; Information lifecycle
AI strategy, goals and preparation; Talent gaps and employee enablement; Ethics, shadow AI and risks
This multi-day workshop will gather technology experts, licensing specialists, and change management practitioners to determine the prerequisites required for your organisation to implement Microsoft Copilot and identify areas that require adjustments.
You will leave with:
Request a call back about our Copilot Advisory.
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