In episode 108 of the AI/Hyperautomation Minute, Ronak Mathur discusses the recent announcement from Microsoft about Copilot being integrated within SharePoint.
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Highlights
00:35 — Microsoft recently announced its Copilot being integrated into SharePoint. With Copilot on SharePoint, organizations will see “more aesthetic” pages.
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01:29 — With Copilot embedded with generative AI, users can write a prompt and it can create a SharePoint page for the company, such as an employee onboarding SharePoint page.
02:19 — “It will create everything very quickly just based on the prompts that you provide,” Ronak explains. Users can use templates to create the pages but also refine them based on their specific needs.
02:33 — This update also includes a new brand center within SharePoint. Organizations can use it for logos, color palettes, and more. This will enable companies to have consistency with branding across different departments.
03:32 — Microsoft has shared limited information and hasn’t stated when they’re going to release it yet. Ronak believes that while it won’t be over the next few months, it will likely be by the end of the year.
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