Crowe Copilot and AI Workshop
Crowe LLP · Operations & Productivity
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Crowe Workshop Overview
Crowe’s Microsoft AI & Copilot Workshop is designed to
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prepare your organization for the successful implementation of Copilot for
Microsoft 365. This workshop will cover a comprehensive range of topics, from
basic to advanced, around Microsoft Copilot and AI. We will explore multiple
toolsets where Microsoft has embedded AI, providing extra context and
real-world examples of using the technology.
Throughout the workshop, we will include:
- Overview
of Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Topics: We will guide you through
the foundational concepts, intermediate applications, and advanced
functionalities of Microsoft Copilot and AI, ensuring a thorough
understanding at each level.
- Multiple
AI-Embedded Toolsets: We will showcase various Microsoft tools that
incorporate AI, offering practical insights and examples of how these
technologies can be leveraged in real-world scenarios.
- Demos
at Each Level: To enhance your learning experience, we will provide
demonstrations at each level—basic, intermediate, and advanced. These
demos will illustrate how Copilot and AI can be practically implemented in
your organization using Crowe's methodology.
During this workshop, we will collaborate with you to gain a
comprehensive understanding of your current environment, business goals,
challenges, and expectations from Copilot for Microsoft 365. By the end of the
workshop, you will have a clear roadmap for the successful implementation of
Copilot for Microsoft 365, tailored to your organization's specific needs.
Key Objectives
- Understanding
What Copilot and AI Can Do Out of the Box
Gain insights into the fundamental
capabilities of Microsoft Copilot and AI, including features like chatting with
documents, summarizing online data and meetings, matching transactions, and assisting
with email responses.
- Understanding
Low-Code Quick Wins with AI/Copilot
Learn how to achieve quick wins using AI and
Copilot with low-code solutions. Examples include quickly locating content from
thousands of documents, coding custom tools yourself, and extracting key terms
from large volumes of contracts.
- Understanding
and Preparing to Use AI Agentic Workflows
By the end of the workshop, participants will
have a foundational understanding to start contemplating and planning the use
of advanced AI agentic workflows. Examples include converting online content
into podcasts or newsletters, reading emails to populate ERP fields, and
turning calls into structured requirements documents.
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