Discover a whole new way to work using Microsoft 365 Copilot for Microsoft Teams

By João Ferreira Mar 17, 2023 Copilot 0 Comments

Microsoft 365 Copilot in Teams is a tool that helps people work together more efficiently. It offers several features to make meetings more effective, such as assisting with organizing discussion points, summarizing key actions, and keeping everyone on the same page. It can also answer specific questions and catch users up on anything they may have missed, without disrupting the conversation.

In addition, Copilot can assist with common tasks like creating meeting agendas and identifying the right people for follow-ups. To use Copilot, users can try example commands and prompts provided by the tool.

Here are example commands you can try:

• Summarize what I missed in the meeting. What points have been made so far? Where do we disagree on this topic?
• Create a table of pros and cons for [topic being discussed]. What else should we consider before making a decision?
• What decisions were made, and what are some suggested next steps?

Included in Microsoft Teams will be also the Business Chat, a revolutionary tool that enables users to access new capabilities across all their data and applications. By working in tandem with the Microsoft Graph, Business Chat unifies data from multiple sources, including documents, presentations, email, calendar, notes, and contacts.

With Business Chat, teams can easily bring together information from various sources to stay on the same page and work more efficiently. With less time spent on tools, users can focus on what’s most important – their work.

Here are example commands you can try:

• Summarize the chats, emails, and documents about the [customer] escalation that happened last night.
• What is the next milestone on [project]. Were there any risks identified? Help me brainstorm a list of some potential mitigations.
• Write a new planning overview in the style of [filename A] that contains the planning timeline from [filename B] and incorporates the project list in the email from [person].