Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in every technology sector, but turning AI into a productive asset for your business requires careful consideration and a thorough assessment of the ways it can help you succeed. One primary tool that organizations use to enable their AI research is Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot for Microsoft Power Platform. Copilot is essentially based on AI principles to achieve productivity improvements and accelerate innovation by leveraging the wealth of data available within an organization.
At its core, the goal of AI is to unlock the value embedded in the petabytes of data available to any organization. This information is then transformed into actionable insights using machine learning and deep learning. Machine learning uses algorithms to allow machines to learn from data and provide accurate predictions, while deep learning relies on artificial neural networks to analyze images, sound and music.
This is where Copilot comes in. The technology is based on the integration of deep learning and machine learning, and thanks to this, Copilot provides a foundation for generative AI. Generative AI focuses on how AI can generate content using deep learning technology and can be used to adapt campaigns based on location or industry trends. Chatbots and assistants can be enhanced by generative AI enablers like Copilot to offer more contextual and relevant results.
Maximize the benefits of Copilot
New Era Technology quickly recognized the applicability of Copilot’s capabilities from querying data to supporting Application Lifecycle Management (ALM). The company has launched a series of webinars called “The Master Copilot Series” that aim to help enterprises maximize the use of AI to achieve increased productivity and innovation while maintaining robust security and compliance.
The first webinar in the series was presented by New Era Technology’s Vinu Sharma, the company’s Cloud and DevOps practice director, and Ashish Gupta, the company’s Modern Workplace director. The webinar introduced Microsoft Copilot and explained how it works with Microsoft Power Platform. In addition, the webinar shared best practices for Power Platform adoption and explained how new-age technology can help enterprises get the most out of Copilot.
Improve efficiency with Copilot
This webinar explains that when it comes to Microsoft Power Platform, Copilot helps accelerate application development by significantly reducing the need for coding. Application requirements can be expressed in natural language, with Copilot generating much of the application or workflow. This saves time and increases overall efficiency.
The second webinar was presented by Lorena Lane, Senior User Experience Consultant at New Era Technology. The webinar, titled “Assessing Your Organization’s Readiness for a Co-Pilot,” took a deep dive into the key dimensions that define successful AI integration and revealed how to move from AI excitement to implementation strategies.
Use AI to its full potential
Launching Copilot for Microsoft 365 is more than a technology upgrade, Lane explains in the webinar, it’s a strategic evolution, and every element is critical. There are four phases that New Era Technology recommends for adopting Copilot: Imagine, align, launch and grow. The goal in following this strategic framework is not simply to implement a new tool, but to embark on a transformational path that uses AI to its fullest potential. This will help ensure that organizations not only keep pace with technological advancements, but also thrive on them.
You can view these webinars and register for upcoming ones in the New Era Technology Master Copilot series by clicking here.
