In a world where work is increasingly fluid, the tools we use must be as dynamic as our ideas. Enter the triumvirate of Copilot, Copilot Pages and Copilot Notebooks — a synergy designed to transform productivity from a solitary pursuit into a connected, intelligent experience. This session explores the architecture from Loop to Copilot Notebooks creating a flexible, AI-powered workspace that adapts to your thinking, not the other way around. We’ll examine practical scenarios for Pages and Notebooks which encapsulate context for iterative, intelligent workflows. Whether you’re a strategist, creator, or collaborator, you’ll leave with a vision of how these evolving tools can become your personal productivity powerhouse — today and tomorrow.

Loop is not enterprise-ready. Loop cannot be savely used in corporate organizations. Loop Workspaces are not managable. There are many myths surrounding Microsoft Loop, especially regarding its governance. In this session, we will check some facts to see, which myths are true and which are false.

IT-Service-Management Agents are one of the most requested use cases: have an agent solve issues based on documented knowledge or automatically create a ticket based on the issue description. We will walk through the components required and the setup of such an agent in Copilot Studio. But what, if that agent could also answer questions related to HR, finance, security, legal, what-have-you? How we can (not) build a team of expert agents and make them accessible through a Single Point of Contact?

Or: the essential moves for working with Copilot and Cowork There is so much fuzz about Copilot and the rising star of Cowork. Still, very often the essentials have been skipped, which dramatically improve the way we work with and the results we receive from our shiny AI assistants. These basic steps will help you elevate productivity and joy of working with Copilot and Cowork.