Session Abstract

Most organizations still treat knowledge as a collection of documents: create it, file it, search for it later. But in an AI-driven workplace, that model is starting to break down. This session explores how Microsoft Copilot, Loop and emerging AI experiences like Copilot Notebooks in OneNote are transforming information from static artifacts into living, collaborative knowledge. We'll examine why documents often become dead ends, how fluid workspaces and AI-generated content change the way teams capture and share expertise, and what this means for the future of knowledge management. Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of the shift from information storage to knowledge flow, along with concrete examples they can apply immediately in Microsoft 365. Key takeaways: - Why traditional document-centric work is reaching its limits - How Copilot Pages and Loop enable living knowledge - What AI changes about capturing, sharing and reusing expertise - A practical framework for moving from information storage to knowledge flow

Natanael Mignon

From IT to business - around for 25 years in the industry, always consulting clients and organizations. After many years of tech projects, tech consulting and tech trainings, I turned my focus to organizations, strategy and collaboration. A translator between business and IT, a transformer of both to greater benefit for all. In the community, I am the Copilot Sensei - but always a Gakusei (student) too, because the best teachers never stop learning. I help organizations unlock the real potential of Microsoft 365 Copilot through practical strategy and hands-on enablement.