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Hands On AI 200: Make Microsoft Copilot Your Coworker

Learn how Microsoft Copilot can support multi-step workflows, reusable AI skills, business context, integrations, approvals, and responsible AI governance across a mid-size organization.

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Microsoft Copilot for business AI workflows webinar with Foster Charles and Aaron Bandzes

Introduction

Move Beyond Prompts and Start Building Repeatable AI Workflows

Microsoft Copilot can do more than answer questions or draft content. With the right setup, it can help coordinate multi-step work, use business context, and support repeatable workflows across your organization.

In this Hands-On AI 200 webinar, Foster Charles and Aaron Bandzes show how mid-size businesses can move beyond basic prompting and use Microsoft Copilot more like a digital coworker. The session includes practical examples involving Copilot Chat, Copilot Cowork, reusable AI skills, Microsoft 365 business context, MCP integrations, approvals, cost controls, and responsible AI governance.

Put Microsoft Copilot to Work Across Your Business

See how Copilot can help coordinate multi-step workflows, use context from Microsoft 365, connect with other systems, and give employees more time for higher-value priorities. You’ll also learn why approvals, access restrictions, cost controls, data protection, and an approved AI policy should be part of any serious AI adoption strategy.

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What is Microsoft Copilot Cowork?

Copilot Cowork is designed for multi-step work and can use organizational context from areas such as email, meetings, messages, and files to help coordinate more complex business workflows.

The webinar explains the differences between Copilot Chat and Copilot Cowork, including how Cowork is better suited for multi-step work and repeatable workflows that use broader business context.

Copilot can use context from areas such as email, meetings, files, calendars, and Teams to help produce responses and complete work that better reflects the organization’s actual environment.

Reusable skills can help standardize how AI performs recurring tasks so teams can produce more consistent results instead of recreating the same prompts and processes every time.

MCP integrations can connect AI with other business systems, such as CRM and operational platforms, to support more connected workflows.