As a fellow service provider here in the United States, this was an excellent video, and a wonderful explain on how copilot works, looking forward to rolling this out to some of our clients here in the states
the whole point of this is that it can have access to your corporate data, all your emails, files in Teams, OneDrive, Sharepoint etc, and pull that information and give you responses specific to your organisation. These demos and quick tests are fine but i really dont think show the actual best use cases. I really want to see how it will work in proper environments with real data, asking it to summarise real documents, or collate data from multiple sources etc. I know its difficult to show that on a video and keep privacy of your actual data etc, but that is the biggest feature for enterprises i think and what the money is on. $30/mo for an executive who is paid many times that per hour is peanuts if it saves them time. i just worry that all these examples and demos ive seen are in such clean environments or with sample files that are designed to give the right output. i know you are just showing an example, but i would love to see things like "reply to this tender request based on this repository of information about our companies services" or something like that, and see how it actually does. If that can get even half way to a good output it is a time saver
I'd be interested in how customisable CoPilot is? Can we have style guides/templates for the types of formatting/images we use? Picking on Powerpoint here as an example but the same sorts of questions would apply to all the MS apps we might consider CoPilot for. We would hate to use stock images in PowerPoint for example, and our presentations follow strict style guidelines. We have our own library of images we can choose from. Can we use CoPilot to guess which of those images makes the most sense? Also, most of our PowerPoint presentations are data/chart heavy. How can PowerPoint help us create charts from say a bunch of Excel tables that follow the same formatting, etc? It's easy to bash together the bones of a PowerPoint presentation, it's presenting the the detail in a cohesive manner that takes the effort. How does CoPilot help with the detail and how easy is it to train it so it doesn't look like an LLM did it?? Potentially, for use the best use of AI would be to convert say an Excel workbook to PowerPoint or take the detail out of a PowerPoint presentation to summarise in an email. It would also be interesting to see if CoPilot makes its way to SharePoint. Creating a nice SharePoint front end without needing coding experience would be great. And file management is always a pain. If we could have better AI tools to do fuzzy searches, find duplicates, help identify dead files, etc., that really would be worth the money. What sort of scope do we have to train CoPilot on company data and if so what sorts of safeguards do we have that none of that leaks outside the company?
My customers have asked me not to use CoPilot when creating documentation for them due to security risks and low quality documents being generated. Annual basis license is a killer for such an unnecessary piece of software.
That's Copilot Pro. Not the same as Copilot for Microsoft 365 as I understand it. In fact, it would be really useful if you could test it and tell me if you can replicate the Powerpoint example given here.
@@statusparanoia Copilot Pro also comes with access to Copilot in all the Microsoft 365 applications, all the same things are possible. You still need a 365 Indiviual/family subscription on top of Copilot Pro.
@@statusparanoiayes but they are the same in power though the enterprise version has mor security, fustion and a better editor... But yeah outside of those their the same...
@@GreenBlueWalkthrough I’m not so sure, I don’t think CoPilot Pro has anywhere near as many options to edit style, templates and layout in PowerPoint as CoPilot for M365. Trying to find more info.
Hmm. You forgot to mention that an EA, enterprise agreement had to be in place to get copilot before. Minimum up front buy in of 300 licenses yes. But to be eligible you had to be 2500 licensed users either E3/5 licenses and an EA that you can only have with 2500 users or more. Out company got the first licenses issued in Europe after those bars were lowered supposedly 😁
I mean yeah, if you don’t know how to prompt, don’t use proper data sources and don’t realize it’s meant as a Draft that you build on yourself before using the finished product. Mediocrity for lazy people and a powerful tool for those who know how to use it correctly.
As a fellow service provider here in the United States, this was an excellent video, and a wonderful explain on how copilot works, looking forward to rolling this out to some of our clients here in the states
Gosh! You have a doppelganger. I bought cheese from a fella who looks sooo much like you!!
Cheese? Where was this?
the whole point of this is that it can have access to your corporate data, all your emails, files in Teams, OneDrive, Sharepoint etc, and pull that information and give you responses specific to your organisation. These demos and quick tests are fine but i really dont think show the actual best use cases. I really want to see how it will work in proper environments with real data, asking it to summarise real documents, or collate data from multiple sources etc. I know its difficult to show that on a video and keep privacy of your actual data etc, but that is the biggest feature for enterprises i think and what the money is on. $30/mo for an executive who is paid many times that per hour is peanuts if it saves them time.
i just worry that all these examples and demos ive seen are in such clean environments or with sample files that are designed to give the right output.
i know you are just showing an example, but i would love to see things like "reply to this tender request based on this repository of information about our companies services" or something like that, and see how it actually does. If that can get even half way to a good output it is a time saver
Do you support Sheff Wed?
@@bearded365guy lol what gave it away
Summary of email threads and summary of unread in inbox are amazing. Saves tonnes of time.
I'd be interested in how customisable CoPilot is? Can we have style guides/templates for the types of formatting/images we use? Picking on Powerpoint here as an example but the same sorts of questions would apply to all the MS apps we might consider CoPilot for. We would hate to use stock images in PowerPoint for example, and our presentations follow strict style guidelines. We have our own library of images we can choose from. Can we use CoPilot to guess which of those images makes the most sense? Also, most of our PowerPoint presentations are data/chart heavy. How can PowerPoint help us create charts from say a bunch of Excel tables that follow the same formatting, etc? It's easy to bash together the bones of a PowerPoint presentation, it's presenting the the detail in a cohesive manner that takes the effort. How does CoPilot help with the detail and how easy is it to train it so it doesn't look like an LLM did it??
Potentially, for use the best use of AI would be to convert say an Excel workbook to PowerPoint or take the detail out of a PowerPoint presentation to summarise in an email.
It would also be interesting to see if CoPilot makes its way to SharePoint. Creating a nice SharePoint front end without needing coding experience would be great. And file management is always a pain. If we could have better AI tools to do fuzzy searches, find duplicates, help identify dead files, etc., that really would be worth the money. What sort of scope do we have to train CoPilot on company data and if so what sorts of safeguards do we have that none of that leaks outside the company?
My customers have asked me not to use CoPilot when creating documentation for them due to security risks and low quality documents being generated. Annual basis license is a killer for such an unnecessary piece of software.
Excellent content Jonathan, with engaging delivery too.
Really good video, just starting using CoPilot and this was helpful.
Nice overview Jonathan! Are you now finding the summarization in Word is working? I was seeing this as working, but have been seeing the same as you.
I need to look again. Not sure if it was because CoPilot was freshly installed or whether it just wasn’t working!
As an indivudual only cost 20 and is monthly. Very useful as an individual who profits off AI, at least for me.
I hope you find value in it
That's Copilot Pro. Not the same as Copilot for Microsoft 365 as I understand it. In fact, it would be really useful if you could test it and tell me if you can replicate the Powerpoint example given here.
@@statusparanoia Copilot Pro also comes with access to Copilot in all the Microsoft 365 applications, all the same things are possible. You still need a 365 Indiviual/family subscription on top of Copilot Pro.
@@statusparanoiayes but they are the same in power though the enterprise version has mor security, fustion and a better editor... But yeah outside of those their the same...
@@GreenBlueWalkthrough I’m not so sure, I don’t think CoPilot Pro has anywhere near as many options to edit style, templates and layout in PowerPoint as CoPilot for M365. Trying to find more info.
Hmm. You forgot to mention that an EA, enterprise agreement had to be in place to get copilot before. Minimum up front buy in of 300 licenses yes. But to be eligible you had to be 2500 licensed users either E3/5 licenses and an EA that you can only have with 2500 users or more. Out company got the first licenses issued in Europe after those bars were lowered supposedly 😁
Yes, that’s true
Hasn't MS dropped the 300 license limit recently?
@@puciohenzap891yes they did last monday
Thank you for your work. What about Onedrive and Onenote integrations ? Did you have a chance to test it ?
Soon
I have a small business with 5 people in our team including myself.
So it means, that we need to buy it 5x360$ / year? :DDD
Thats brutal...
I know. Pricing is all wrong
Too expensive. I already pay for Chat GPT
Great video! Thanks for show us how to works copilot
Thank you!
This is insanely powerful.
Really helpful man. Thanks
Interesting. Thank you for this summary
Thank you
Copilot for teams only also 30 bucks?
So what's your opinion: for someone who already has a GPT4 subscription is it worth the money purchasing copilot?
They do different things. Copilot works with your MSFT apps specifically....your emails, your chats, your SharePoint and one drive files.
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Thanks Jessica!
this video had good details but the sheer number of whooshes used for every transition was so distracting
I’ve paid for it and downloaded the latest apps and I don’t have the copilot options on any app. I have also assigned myself the licenses :(
Try updating your apps to latest versions
I think this seems like a solution lookiing for a problem
Just like the iPhone 😀
only 300 users ??
Does Copilot have the ability to assist in diarising a meeting using shared calendars?
very good review, but it seems 20 usd for month just make simple things get more time comsume without any AI advanced function.
I thought of replacing chat GPT with this, but I'm unsure if it's really worth 30 bugs a month. Would like to try it one month but seems not possible
A couple of our clients have replaced chatgpt with this. I think it’s better than chatgpt, but obviously it costs money
The real power of this comes in being able to use your own documents and data as data sources for generating other items.
can you show me if we can use Copilot in teams app on Team channels and files residing on it
Can Copilot find specific emails?
Have a Quick Look at my latest video!
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Sweet. For those where mediocrity is a goal, not a starting point.
I mean yeah, if you don’t know how to prompt, don’t use proper data sources and don’t realize it’s meant as a Draft that you build on yourself before using the finished product.
Mediocrity for lazy people and a powerful tool for those who know how to use it correctly.
When can personal users get this feature?
Now, it’s called copilot pro and is 20$ a month.
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Хотелось бы подробнее он работает с текстом. Пока Насколько я понял плохо
Wrong, you don't have to pay annually, you can pay monthly @ £19.00/month
Billed monthly
I don’t think so, please provide the link.
Monthly billing is for copilot pro, which is the personal version of copilot. Copilot 365 is enterprise and requires annual.
*Copilot
The sound effects and cuts made this unwatchable.
why does he talk like that?
Northern England.
Bullshit reports, bullshit data analysis, bullshit slides ! Id hate to be the recipient of all the bullshit generated by AI.