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When Microsoft 365 Copilot first arrived, most organisations saw it as an intelligent assistant. It could summarise meetings, draft emails, create presentations, analyse spreadsheets and help people work a little faster inside the Microsoft 365 applications they already knew. That was
When Microsoft 365 Copilot first arrived, most organisations saw it as an intelligent assistant. It could summarise meetings, draft emails, create presentations, analyse spreadsheets and help people work a little faster inside the Microsoft 365 applications they already knew. That was an important first step, but Microsoft never intended Copilot to remain just another productivity tool.
AI is transforming the way organisations work, but it's also exposing a challenge many businesses have had on the back burner for years: they don't fully understand their own data. Microsoft 365 Copilot, AI agents and other generative AI
There was a time when cloud migration was largely a “lift and shift” exercise – move workloads out of the data centre, get them running in the cloud, and call it progress. That approach still has its place (in
When Microsoft 365 Copilot first arrived, most organisations saw it as an intelligent assistant. It could summarise meetings, draft emails, create presentations, analyse spreadsheets and help people work a little faster inside the Microsoft 365 applications they already
The AI Trust Triangle 4 Completing the HOW of trust Welcome to the final installation of our AI Trust Triangle series. In the first article, we explored identity – the control layer that determines who can act, in what context, and with what authority. In the second, we examined
Lately, getting the most value out of Microsoft 365's enterprise offerings has generally meant assembling the pieces yourself. Copilot, identity and access management, security and compliance – each licensed separately and stitched together by your IT team or
Modern enterprises are not only dealing with unprecedented data volumes, they’re also working within a more highly regulated environment than ever before. Maintaining security and compliance (while preserving usability) has become a high stakes game requiring the configuration
Every organisation has them – those clunky, manual processes that drain time and energy, slow things down, and create room for errors. Whether it’s chasing approvals, duplicating data entry, or manually tracking progress, these tasks aren’t just tedious
Reducing cloud costs is near the top of most IT leaders' priorities – but it’s never as simple as just cutting back. The spend has to come down without compromising the security, resilience, and performance the business depends
Why Purview and Defender are powerful – and hard to get right Welcome to part 3 of our AI Trust Triangle series. In our first article, we introduced the Trust Triangle as a practical way to think about building trust in an AI-enabled workplace. In
For most organisations, Microsoft 365 storage costs don’t spike overnight – they creep up quietly. This steady expansion is often accepted as an unavoidable side effect of collaboration in the cloud. In reality, however, storage growth is usually driven
