Copilot is a Microsoft AI tool that serves the enterprise. There are multiple versions of Copilot, including the free Copilot on the web version available to all users and Copilot for M365, available for a fee.
Copilot for M365 is integrated into Microsoft 365 and works alongside you, embedded in apps like Outlook, Teams, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to augment creativity, productivity, and skills. You decide what to keep, modify, or discard. Copilot for M365 can help you be more productive in Outlook, more collaborative in Teams, more creative in Word, more expressive in PowerPoint, and more analytical in Excel.
Johns Hopkins users must log into Copilot for M365 with their JHED ID in order to properly protect all data and information.
Some of our technical teams are harnessing GitHub Copilot for web development to generate code suggestions and enhance productivity. These teams are also using Azure Open AI Service to run cutting-edge models on their own data.
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Copilot can help standardize and deduplicate data.
Use Copilot in Outlook to summarize lengthy email threads.
Copilot can summarize Teams meetings and identify action items.
Copilot can generate text based on provided details.
To get good results when using Copilot for M365, it is important to ensure that your prompt is well-written. When writing your prompt, consider the importance of these components: Mandatory Important Nice-to-Have Task Context Who Examples Format Tone Other tips for better results with Copilot. Learn more about writing better prompts Copilot…
