Microsoft said during the presentation: ‘Most people use no more than ten percent of what PowerPoint can do. Especially if your Excel skills are limited. And dig deeper to surface more detailed information in a table and graph on a new sheet. Microsoft demonstrated how Copilot can analyze sales information in an Excel spreadsheet and identify key trends. It’s not just ChatGPT bolted on to Microsoft 365 apps. The Copilot system is an orchestration engine that harnesses the power of information via the Microsoft Graph and large language models (LLMs). Microsoft 365 Copilot for PowerPoint (Image Credit: Microsoft) And Copilot is able to analyze information not only in the current document, but also other relevant documents stored in your Microsoft 365 tenant. integration a step further by allowing you to interact with apps using natural language. features today, like PowerPoint’s Designer, where it suggests design layouts for your slides. Is Copilot the answer to managing information overload and faster content generation?.‘What if the tools could learn how you work, rather than the other way round?’.This means that regardless of the tool you choose to use, you will have access to all your data. This means that all the tools are integrated and can communicate with each other. One of the great advantages of Microsoft 365 is that it is placed ‘in the cloud’. If you are working offline on a file in Microsoft 365, it will be synchronized with the online version when you are connected to the internet again.

a smartphone or a tablet with an internet connection and a browser. This means that you can access and work on your files from any device, e.g. The difference between the Office suite on your computer and Microsoft 365, which is placed ‘in the cloud’, is that the Microsoft 365 products work online as well as offline. Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote, as well as a number of other tools which primarily support collaboration and knowledge sharing between colleagues and external partners. Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office 365) can be described as a digital toolbox which contains the tools you know from the Office suite, e.g.

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