How Microsoft Copilot is Transforming the Day-to-Day Work of Business Analysts
In today’s fast-paced business world, business analysts are under pressure to deliver insights, drive decisions, and communicate clearly — all while juggling growing volumes of data and complexity. Enter Microsoft Copilot: an AI-powered assistant built directly into the Microsoft tools analysts use every day — Excel, Power BI, Word, Teams, and Outlook. Rather than switching platforms or learning new systems, analysts can now tap into the power of AI right inside their familiar Microsoft environment. This blog explores how Microsoft Copilot helps business analysts in their daily work — with real-world examples, practical tips, and step-by-step usage guidance. https://dellenny.com/how-microsoft-copilot-is-transforming-the-day-to-day-work-of-business-analysts/Organization-Level Memory Layer for Microsoft Copilot
As a Solutions Architect working with Microsoft 365 Copilot and Purview, I see a growing need for a centralized memory layer at the organization level. Today, Copilot Memory is user-specific, which is great for personalization. But many use cases would benefit from a shared memory layer that: Stores reusable organizational context (e.g. naming conventions, governance rules, preferred terminology) Applies default memory settings across users (e.g. how to respond to meeting requests, how to reference internal policies) Reduces the need for repetitive memory entries across departments Enables faster onboarding and consistent Copilot behavior across teams This could work as a hierarchical memory model: Org-level memory (defined by IT or business owners) Team-level memory (optional) User-level memory (personalized) Would love to hear if this is on the roadmap – or if others see the same need. Thanks! Niklas Précenth Solutions Architect, AteaGetting Started with SharePoint Copilot Agents: How to Use, Configure, and Create
Microsoft continues to expand the power of AI across the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, and Copilot in SharePoint is no exception. One of the newest additions to this toolset is SharePoint Copilot Agents—a powerful way to automate content generation, personalize sites, and provide intelligent, task-specific assistance within your SharePoint environment. In this blog post, we’ll walk through: What SharePoint Copilot Agents are How to configure and use them How to create your own custom agents https://dellenny.com/getting-started-with-sharepoint-copilot-agents-how-to-use-configure-and-create/Multi-Agent Orchestration in Copilot Redefining Intelligent Workflows
As AI continues to evolve, Microsoft’s Copilot ecosystem is rapidly transforming how individuals and organizations interact with software. One of the most groundbreaking advancements in this space is multi-agent orchestration — a shift from single-task AI assistance to coordinated collaboration between multiple intelligent agents. This evolution unlocks scalable, cross-domain automation with reasoning and context at its core. https://dellenny.com/multi-agent-orchestration-in-copilot-redefining-intelligent-workflows/Building on the Future Machine Learning and Copilot The Next Frontier in Application Development
The age of intelligent software is here, and it’s transforming the way we build, interact with, and even think about applications. With the integration of Machine Learning (ML) and AI-powered copilots, developers and architects alike are empowered like never before. But beyond using these tools as productivity boosters, a bigger opportunity lies ahead: building on top of AI and copilots themselves. https://dellenny.com/building-on-the-future-machine-learning-and-copilot-the-next-frontier-in-application-development/
Copilot agent not working on team when added as an app
We have created few agents, and it works as expected in copilot studio. The agent was published on teams and added as an app. It behaves differently on teams and does not refer to the knowledge source provided. Instead, it is showing generic web data (old LLMs probably). Not sure if we are missing any features in GCC tenantsSupercharging Solution Architecture with Copilot A Practical Guide
In the rapidly evolving landscape of software and cloud architecture, efficiency, clarity, and innovation are paramount. As a Solution Architect, you’re expected to juggle requirements, align stakeholders, ensure technical feasibility, and maintain a strategic vision. But what if you had a smart assistant that could help with documentation, design patterns, code scaffolding, integration mapping, and more? Whether you’re using Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, or Copilot in Azure, these tools are no longer just AI experiments — they are productivity powerhouses. In this post, we’ll explore how Solution Architects can leverage Copilot to boost efficiency, improve output quality, and stay focused on what matters most: delivering robust, scalable solutions. https://dellenny.com/supercharging-solution-architecture-with-copilot-a-practical-guide/
Copilot-voice denying my observations in Edge-window
🤖 Copilot in Edge: Why Is Voice Mode Less/NOT Context-Aware? I keep wondering: how can there be a difference between Copilot in voice mode and typed/manual mode when it comes to interpreting page content in Edge? I regularly ask Copilot questions about what I’m viewing in the browser, and when using keyboard input, its interpretation is impressively accurate. It seems to understand the page’s context quite well, even when I don’t mention specific names or links. Yet when I try the same thing via voice input, its response is oddly vague; almost as if it doesn’t "know" what's on the screen at all. And it categorically denies 🧠 What's Going On Here? Typed mode likely connects more directly to Edge’s page analysis tools, allowing Copilot to "read" tab contents intelligently. Voice mode may treat questions more literally—when asked “What do you see?”, it interprets that as visual perception (which it obviously doesn’t have), rather than contextual page awareness. It could also be a difference in how Edge routes context to Copilot depending on input method—perhaps voice input isn't wired into the same browsing context API. 💬 The Result? Typed queries = rich, context-aware responses. Voice queries = cautious, sometimes evasive replies, denying the ability to analyse the opened webpage. It’s a strange gap for a product that otherwise feels so seamlessly integrated. Anyone else noticed this?
Windows-based Copilot Pro ONLY crashing on loading larger Conversation, other platforms work.
Hi everyone, I'm writing this post with a bit of frustration. I spent quite a few hours waiting and speaking with the Copilot Microsoft Support live, however; they were unable to help after doing the routine fixes like rebooting, re-installing, Repair, and some cache cleaning (they called it a Backend issue) - then they said that here I would find the solution... which I found a little strange, but here goes. I am working on a software project and have been for the past few months, so there has been a lot of activity in the particular Conversation on Copilot, and as of a couple days ago after uploading a screenshot, it froze and had to be restarted - and any time I would try to load that particular Conversation, it would freeze. Its just that one Conversation on a Windows 11 Copilot Pro setup, every other Conversation works on the Windows setup, and on my other devices like my phone, Copilot has no issues at all, even with the Conversation that won't load on the Windows setup. The difficulty for me is that I am somewhat limited to using the Windows Copilot for functionality, so my phone is out, and the Web-based version doesn't load Conversations. This is a pure Copilot Pro setup, not much to do with 365. Please help, thanks in advance.How to Activate and Use the Scrum Assistant Agent in GitHub Copilot
Agile teams are always looking for ways to streamline their daily rituals, and with GitHub Copilot’s Scrum Assistant agent, you can now bring AI directly into your standups, retros, and sprint planning. This built-in agent is designed to support Scrum teams by automating and enhancing common workflows — freeing up time to focus on what matters: delivering value. https://dellenny.com/how-to-activate-and-use-the-scrum-assistant-agent-in-github-copilot/
