Session Abstract

Cowork Skills, Plugins and the reality of enterprise adoption Everyone loves creating AI skills. Nobody wants to talk about who owns them. As organizations embrace Cowork Skills and Plugins, new challenges quickly emerge: duplicated solutions, inconsistent business outcomes, rising pay-as-you-go costs and critical capabilities tied to individual users. In this session, we'll take an honest look at what happens after the excitement of the first AI success stories. We'll discuss governance, deployment, ownership, lifecycle management and how to turn personal productivity tools into enterprise services. Join us for a technical deep dive into the next challenge of AI adoption: managing skills once they're everywhere.

Martin Rövekamp

Martin Rövekamp embarked on his career as a communication consultant, specializing in solutions such as learning terminals and intranets. In 2012, he transitioned to SharePoint Consulting, focusing on Collaboration and Intranets. Since April 2024, he has been recognized as an MVP for SharePoint and since July 2025 also for M365 Copilot. His current area of expertise lies in the modern workplace, encompassing internal communication, collaboration, and enhancing the employee experience. Martin actively guides his clients through the process of migrating to or implementing new intranets, as well as optimizing collaboration using Microsoft 365. Martin’s community involvement includes Co-Founder of Hamburg SharePint Organizer of CollabDays Hamburg and CollabDays Oslo, Organizer of Global AI Community—Chapter Hamburg Co-host of the “Martin’s Modern Work” web talk show. He frequently shares insights on topics such as modern work, AI, and digital transformation. Beyond his professional endeavors, Martin also graces the stage as a trumpet player.