Microsoft announced over 100 new features and products designed to help companies on their AI journeys.
Yesterday, to kick off Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft announced over 100 new features and products designed to help companies on their AI journeys.
Earlier this year, the company announced Copilot for Microsoft 365, and at Ignite the company announced some results of a survey it did on use of the tool. Seventy percent of respondents said Copilot helped them improve productivity; 64% say it helps save time working on emails, 87% say it is helpful with creating a first draft of something, and 75% say it’s helpful in finding information in files.
“What everyone wants to know now is: Will Copilot really change work, and how? Our research, using a combination of surveys and experiments, shows the productivity gains are real,” Frank X. Shaw, chief communications officer at Microsoft, wrote in a blog post. Copilot updates across Microsoft’s portfolio
To make people even more productive, Microsoft has announced several enhancements to Copilot.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 adds features like personalization options, a whiteboarding and note-taking experience for meetings, and the ability to use Copilot’s transcription services during a meeting without that transcript being saved.
