Rob Quickenden
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Microsoft MVP for Windows and Devices but also a general tech enthusiast and Copilot Pilot!
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Rob Quickenden
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· Sep 20
Microsoft Copilot Consumer brings Memory Management and Google Drive Integration
Microsoft Copilot is adding with two new major updates (this time for the consumer experience) that bring it closer to the more personalised AI experience users have been asking and waiting for. Copilot Memory Management One of the biggest asks for the consumer version of Copilot has been its lack of persistent memory, something that ChatGPT and Microsoft 365 Copilot have both had for a little while.
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Rob Quickenden
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· Sep 16
Copilot Chat comes to Enterprise Office Apps for all
Microsoft is in the process of Copilotizing Business / Enterprise versions of your Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote) even for users that don't have a Microsoft 365 Copilot License. Microsoft say that "These updates help make Copilot your true personal AI assistant for work: Whether you’re drafting a document, analyzing a spreadsheet, or catching up on email, Copilot is right there, ready to answer questions, create content, spark ideas, and automate tasks.
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Rob Quickenden
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· Sep 14
Microsoft simplifies Copilot add-ons with reduced pricing
Microsoft has confirmed in a blog that they are streamlining its Copilot add-on portfolio by incoprating their specific role-based solutions into the core Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription. Starting mid-October, Copilot for Sales, Service, and Finance will no longer carry the additional $20 US per user/month premium, making advanced AI capabilities more accessible to businesses of all sizes What’s Changing with Copilot Pricing…
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Rob Quickenden
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· Sep 10
Is Microsoft about to kill DocuSign?
Microsoft (after months of testing) is launching native eSignature support in Microsoft Word. Why? To streamline document approvals without leaving your document and without needing to pay for expensive/third party eSignature tools. eSignature Support in Word Microsoft Word has quietly gained a feature that is aimed to save multiple email chains, PDF exports, and “please print, sign, scan, and send back” headaches.
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