In the short time since it entered general availability in 2024, Microsoft Copilot has had a profound impact on business IT. But while Copilot and other AI assistants can offer huge productivity gains, they do require in-depth strategic planning, proactive management, and effective end user enablement to maximise gains while reducing risks to data protection and governance.

Copilot is one of the latest offerings from Microsoft, with the generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot being launched in 2023 to replace the virtual assistant Cortana. As with any technology, Copilot, and AI more broadly, has been met with a mixture of excitement and scepticism regarding how exactly it can help organisations, particularly small businesses who have fewer staff and...

At first glance, the subscription cost of Copilot for Microsoft 365 may seem high compared to other AI assistants on the market. However, Copilot provides profound advantages that deliver outstanding value for the investment when deployed across an organisation. Let’s go through four key benefits that make Copilot the superior choice for deploying AI in your business.

Surging interest in AI (and, more specifically, Microsoft's new AI companion, Copilot), is putting cyber risk under a new microscope as businesses figure out how best to securely introduce it. Microsoft Purview holds many of the answers.

While much of the buzz surrounding Microsoft’s new AI companion has centred on its flagship M365 offering, there are in fact no less than 15 Copilots ready and waiting to increase efficiency and boost productivity across your teams’ daily activities. Here’s a rundown of what the various Copilots are called, and what exactly it is they do...