If you open Copilot today, things will look different for M365 Copilot license holders.

You open Excel, start building a report, and immediately begin adjusting the same things you changed last time.

Ever noticed that sometimes Copilot nails your tone perfectly and other times it feels like it's writing as someone else entirely? You're not imagining it and there's a simple reason why.

If you’ve been hearing more about Copilot but feel unsure where to start, you’re not alone.

The Step That Helps Makes Your Copilot Rollout Stick

The hardest part of Copilot adoption isn’t the start. It’s the middle.

How do you overcome the messy middle of a Copilot launch?

It's one of the most common questions we get asked when talking to people about Microsoft 365 Copilot:

Years ago, when I worked in marketing, we had a simple rule: "Does it pass the Grandmother Test?" In other words, could you explain the idea in plain English to someone not involved in the project? If not, it probably needed more work. I still think about that now, especially when I see how many people are trying to work out what AI actually means for them in their day-to-day work. So, how would you explain Microsoft Copilot to your grandmother?