On this episode of No Slides Attached, Helane Cohen and Fede Pacheco are joined by Marie Quigg, SMB Go-To-Market director, as she shares her perspective on success with Copilot for Microsoft 365. Marie explains effective prompt engineering—setting clear goals, providing context, specifying sources, and managing expectations. Then, Margaret Hahn from Valorem Reply explains how culture and the internal adoption have been crucial for their success with customer deployments.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• The positive impact of Copilot on productivity and satisfaction rates
• Copilot's high security and compliance standards
• How to make your prompts more effective, even beyond work

Some questions we ask:

• What has led to the success we’ve seen with Copilot for Microsoft 365 so far?
• How does Copilot fit into a partner’s Modern Work practice?
• Do people really prefer Copilot over free lunch at work?

Resources:

• Join the conversation on LinkedIn with #NoSlidesAttached
• Get Started with Copilot for M365 in CSP: Modern Work for Partners
• Case Study: How Copilot is redefining productivity and employee engagement
• Expanding Copilot for Microsoft 365 to businesses of all sizes
• Demo: Copilot Pro
• Work Trend Index - Study
• Get assistance from Microsoft technical pre-sales experts to accelerate an AI opportunity
• Vacation Prompt: Help me catch up from being on vacation last week and summarize my unread mails, teams messages and channel messages from the last work week. List action items in a dedicated column. Suggest follow-ups if possible, in a dedicated column. The table should look like this: Type (Mail/Teams/Channel) | Topic | Summarization | Action item | Follow-up. If I have been directly mentioned, make the font of the topic bold.

Related Microsoft Podcasts: 

• Microsoft Hybrid Cloud Partners Podcast
• The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast

Discover other Microsoft podcasts at microsoft.com/podcasts

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