In this episode, Ben and Zach explore what it’s really like to use M365 Copilot in practice. They break down how it compares to Copilot Chat, where it fits into daily workflows, and what you actually get for your $30 per month. They cover: The difference between M365 Copilot and Copilot Chat Licensing, data protection, and value for money How Copilot works across Teams, Word, Excel, Outlook, and Loop Tips for better prompts by being clear about your goal, context, and expectations New features like Memory and Custom Instructions The rise of Agents and how to build your own with Copilot Studio Integrations with tools like Jira and Confluence A look at Notebooks and Pages for more persistent, project-based Copilot use It’s a grounded, honest take on what Copilot can and can’t do today, with a few wishlist items thrown in for good measure. Whether you're testing Copilot now or just trying to make sense of the hype, this episode gives you a practical lens on where it fits in the M365 ecosystem.

Zach and Ben are back, and this time we’re diving into one of my favourite new Copilot features: Copilot Notebooks.If you’ve been wondering: • What are Copilot Notebooks, really? • How are they different from Loop or OneNote? • Can they actually help with real-world work? • Why can’t I share them yet? (Yes, we go there…)Then this episode is for you

Welcome to first exciting episode of 365 Explained! In this episode, we dive deep into Microsoft Loop, the innovative new tool designed to enhance collaboration and productivity. Join us as we explore the features, benefits, and real-world applications of Microsoft Loop. Don't miss out on this comprehensive guide to one of the most promising tools in the Microsoft ecosystem. Tune in, subscribe, and let's get looping!