Microsoft 365 Copilot Explained: How Microsoft Just Changed the Future of Work

Microsoft 365 Copilot brings generative AI (AI that generates content for you) into the apps we use every day for productivity and collaboration - Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook - and combines it with the Microsoft Graph (where all your interactions and documents are stored). That means you can do things like generate a PowerPoint presentation from a Word document, get instant and insightful analysis of your Excel data, or even ask for a summary of recent emails about a customer. In this video I take you through the full announcement and what it means for the way we work, which will substantially change because of this.

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[TDagsvik]

Amazing - surely the biggest shift in productivity since the advent of personal computing

[hihyryc]

This is actually incredible! It makes every professional be more Directorial, as you fact check and get the most useful details out of every meeting/email/chat etc. Mind Blown!!

[andreasvanbergen]

I'm actually getting used to never the less I'll still have to commend you on your ability to talk us through it! Well done Lisa, and thanks (again 😊) !

[kerenhopkins]

Anyone else want Copilot to get an animated Clippy avatar?

[PianoDentist]

Thank you Lisa for all your hard work compiling this and presenting it in a use-case driven way. When I was watching some of the GPT videos, for example "write me a C# framework to build an app" via natural language, creating Power automate flows this way occurred to me too. It should be much easier for Microsoft to bring this in due to their intellectual property of these tools. It's going to really help drive the "citizen developer" uptake.
really cool, thanks.

[tinaphizacklea]

Hi Lisa, thank you for outlining Copilot and how it works with Microsoft 365, it is certainly going to be a game changer.

[xzx]

Thanks Lisa, excellent recap. Mind boggling 😂 this is so efficient. We could soon have so much more time in a day. Amazing! Great video 👍

[aiartrelaxation]

Wow amazing and yes helpful. I am not an office person. Always worked on the road in sales and other things. Like being a Flight Attend. .but I can imagine ones big companies get a grip on the new technologies, the work load will even increase more.

[Phedre]

This is an excellent video -- you obviously invested hours and hours in this video. It's really helpful.

[dotun]

Thank you so much Lisa, this is well explained.

[bhdsoxv]

this channel shocks me as alwayslove to see how it grows...

[gannong]

Wonderful, thank you summarizing! I cant wait for Copilot GA…

[hoaryhair]

I literally think you have saved my life with this information . Thank you ❤❤

[nitinadhe]

First of all, I want to thank you for providing this valuable information and keeping us uptodate, just want to make a request if you could make the video on Azure with dynamics 365 and what certication pattern one should follow from beginner to intermediate level and all details, that would be great for us.
Once again Thank you Lisa Mam for all your efforts.

[FitnessFrequency]

Thanks a great explanation (in an Aussie accent 👍🏾) Keep it up

[erinfield]

6:00- can get it to write minutes
10:40- can get it to do conditional formatting.
12:50- can use this to summarize discussions my condo board is emailing about.
15:50- more minute-writing

[dangreller]

Thank you so much for this thoughtful recap. It really helps one understand the use cases in the enterprise and just how groundbreaking this is. Do you happen to know if the same feature that summarizes a meeting could be used for a youtube video?

[atlsteve]

Copilot, please post a comment thanking Lisa for doing an amazing job of explaining how Microsoft just changed the future of work.

[MAKAVELLY]

Lisa you are amazing and I love your videos! Here is a tough question. California has a new Consumer Privacy Act similar to GDPR that allows consumers to request to be "Forgotten". Would co-pilot have the capability to search thru databases and document histories to discover those records and provide a read out for the person trying to honor the consumer request?

[machellovelivelife]

This maybe somewhat unrelated, but I'm just 3 days into trying to figure out what combination of apps (there's endless) would be best suited for our small but growing business. Does MS Forms app that can be added to MS Teams, allow as an option, for the recipient to add an attachment? If no, is there an app that allows that. We want to be able to send out a form stakeholders can complete without needing to save it to their desktop in order to send it back to us, and in some cases we need them to send an attachment (for example of their insurance).

I know there is 1 in a million chance you read through all your comments LOL. I'll be searching through your channel to see if I can find the answer on my own.