Webinar: Get the most out of Microsoft 365 Copilot

Copilot is already on your laptop. But whether you are a manager or work in day-to-day execution: searching for information, updating and correcting still takes just as much time as before. In 30 minutes, we show you what it takes to change that.

Does this sound familiar?

• You need to brief your colleague before 10:00, but you are buried in email threads and scattered meeting notes.
• 70% of your time goes to preparing and gathering information before you can even start analyzing.
• Teams run meetings, but afterwards nobody knows what was decided or who picks up what.
• People are trying Copilot, but nothing comes of it because it sits outside of how work actually gets done.
• There is no clarity on which version is safe for company data, or what the rules are.

Why this keeps happening

Most time is not lost to big problems. It is the small things that come back every day: finding an email, summarizing a meeting, writing an update. Meanwhile everyone is trying something with Copilot, but nobody really knows how to use it well. There are no clear agreements, no approach, and it sits apart from how work actually runs. That is why it rarely delivers anything.

What it takes to make Copilot work structurally

In this session, we show how to give Copilot a permanent place in the way work gets done. We cover:

• Which Copilot version works with your company data and why that distinction matters
• How to set up governance so people know what is safe and can get started without hesitation
• How Copilot tackles daily friction, using two concrete use cases
• What a good prompt looks like and how to give Copilot the context it needs to perform
• How to stop isolated experiments and start using Copilot in a way that actually delivers

Who is this webinar for?

For managers who spend too much time on coordination and putting out fires instead of analyzing and deciding. And for colleagues who know Copilot can help them, but do not know where to start or what is safe.

Practical details

• Date: 21 May 2026
• Time: 10:00 – 10:30
• Location: Online
• Language: English
• Cost: Free