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If you want to implement Microsoft's Copilot AI assistants, don't expect the software giant's channel to be much help – they've scarcely had a chance to use it, never mind develop meaningful expertise in the tool.

That's coming from Loryan Strant, product and innovation lead at Dutch Microsoft-centric consultancy Rapid Circle and a longtime holder of Redmond's Most Valuable Professional (MVP) accreditation.

So if you're a Microsoft customer and talking to a partner about M365 Copilot – ask them how long they've actually had their hands on it."

"Many Microsoft partners, IT professionals, and those calling themselves experts, do not work for organizations that meet the minimum seat count, nor are prepared to spend the hefty investment."

"Unfortunately for many, they are simply regurgitating Microsoft website content and not actually bringing anything unique to the table," he wrote, before adding that some consultants feel they "only need to be one page ahead of the customer."

"What I am saying, is that if you are looking for a partner or consultant to help you with M365 Copilot in your organization – challenge them to prove their knowledge and experience.

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