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Agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot work with you and on your behalf, breaking down silos across your business applications. And it's fantastic to see how our partners like Adobe, SAP, ServiceNow, and more are building agents to bring their unique knowledge right into the flow of your work and... show more

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Satya Nadella1 year ago

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Stephen Mahoney1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow Trying this sucker out this weekend 🏏

Abram Jackson1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow Hey everyone, let me know if you'd like to partner with us here. More than 10,000 organizations are building and using agents with Copilot Studio! Congrats SAP, ServiceNow, and Adobe!

Jeff Amazon1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow Very cool copilot here !

SmileMore😁1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow I work for the company that manages the NHS wide Microsoft agreement. I work closely with Microsoft and NHS England. Copilot Agents within the NHS are going to be a game changer. The number of user cases and potential cost savings I'm discussing with various trusts is staggering.

Verve Matrix1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow This update looks worthy to check out is copilott slow compared to its competition??

coski💥 ₿ ⚡️丰1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow maybe the agents could look into bitcoin, thank me later

X1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow @MSFT won't assist Me getting back access to my Hotmail acct which is recovery email for Gmail act which @google says doesn't exist Yet Bank Acct says [email protected] Same phone# as Skype As Old email Old Hotmail Old gmail New Gmail 300+ emails sent 2 GOOG MSFT since'20

Ghoc1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow Cale-se ladrão safado

Hydropower1 year ago

@Adobe @SAP @ServiceNow Hello 😏

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