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- Do you have a suggestion on where to host the community of practice for our early adopters to share ideas and comments? Teams? Viva? We are M365 E3 but we do not have the Viva add-on license.
- Great session Karuana. Couldn't agree more with everything you said!
- Thank you so much. I can hardly wait for co-pilot to be launched everywhere. So far, working with it has been most certainly a real pleasure. A great achievement considering this is only the start. Thanks again for giving us practices for driving user satisfaction and engagement for Copilot.
- The shared link https://aka.ms/AIforall is not working for people outside Microsoft.
- Karuana_Gatimu_MSFT
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Here is the working link. Sorry - https://aka.ms/Copilot/PersonaKit
Is the slide deck already available for download somewhere? (Adoption)
- Karuana_Gatimu_MSFTIt will be shortly... Also it will be part of the March 6th launch and the overall new Copilot iMplementation Kit
- JoshLeporati
Hey Ute_vdGruen - the decks from these sessions are not available, but each recording will remain on these individual pages that you can refer back to. For this session the link is below:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/copilot-for-microsoft-365/how-to-drive-copilot-for-microsoft-365-usage-and-satisfaction/ev-p/4051074/Josh
Thanks for joining us! We hope you enjoyed this session. The Copilot for Microsoft 365 Tech Accelerator continues. Up next: Tips and tricks for IT pros deploying Copilot for Microsoft 365.
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- Thanks!!!!!!!!
- JoshLeporati
- Can you post the link for the monthly call mentioned?
- Karuana_Gatimu_MSFThttps://aka.ms/M365Champion program page will get you to the link. We also post it in the Driving Adoption community here on the MTC at https://aka.ms/DriveAdoption
- This is for the Champion call. Join our monthly call to learn more about driving adoption of Microsoft 365 services. All are welcome. We have content for technical and business users. Ask all your questions in the Microsoft Tech Community and stay up to date via our blog noted below. Join each month's call using the links below which are automatically updated for the correct call: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallAM https://aka.ms/M365ChampionCallPM Re-occurring meeting each 4th Tuesday of the month at 8:05am and 5:05pm Pacific, with some exceptions. View the full calendar at the Champions Resource page below. September 2023 – July 2024 call series ========= Sign up: https://aka.ms/M365Champion Monthly resources: https://aka.ms/M365ChampionResources Discussion forum: https://aka.ms/DriveAdoption on the Microsoft Tech Community (MTC) Program Owner: Karuana Gatimu, Microsoft 365 Customer Advocacy Group
- User Enablement, KPIs and Measures -- When to Scale Back: Wondering if there is a way to pull back Copilot from a group or organization if User Enablement is not as significant as an organization expects (not suggesting this is a way to move forward, but may need a backout plan as part of these User Enablement plans).
- Karuana_Gatimu_MSFTYes you can "unlicensed" people but I'd advise against it. Likely the UE plan needs updating with the Top 10, community engagement or more progressive skilling. Pulling back can be more damaging to user trust than its worth.
- JoshLeporati
JackDuMez - also think about potentials here on reassigning Copilot licensing to other groups in the organization that maybe are ready for User Enablement with these technologies. Getting that group and then having them demonstrate their "ah-ha's" to inspire/foster user enablement back in the groups that wasn't leveraging the solutions to their fullest.
/Josh
- I have been using 365 Chat, especially to ask questions about documents stored within a SharePoint to which I have access to. It does okay with general questions ("Summarize this document", "What are the main takeaways of this contract?"), but really struggles with more precise questions ("What is the agreed bonus on this contract?", "What are the special clauses pertaining to confidentiality in this document?"). Why is that, and do you plan on improving this? To give a comparison, using Azure OpenAI's Bring Your Own Data on the same documents works much better.
