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Microsoft 365 is evolving rapidly, with new capabilities across Copilot, security, cloud services and the tools your team uses every day. Join IT&T for a practical, business-focused update on the developments that matter, what they could mean for your organisation and where they may create opportunities to improve productivity, strengthen security and work more effectively.
Keeping up with every Microsoft 365 announcement is difficult, and not every new feature requires action. The challenge is understanding which changes are relevant to your organisation, where they could deliver genuine value and what needs to be considered before adoption.
This webinar will help you cut through the noise and focus on the updates, opportunities and risks that deserve your attention.
Latest Microsoft 365 updates
Understand the most important recent developments across Copilot, Teams, security, data protection and device management.
Practical Copilot and AI opportunities
Explore how AI-powered tools could reduce repetitive work, improve access to information and support everyday productivity.
What the changes mean for your organisation
See how the latest updates may affect collaboration, security, data management and your broader Microsoft 365 environment.
Common mistakes to avoid
Learn what can go wrong when Copilot and AI are introduced without the right licensing, security, data and governance foundations.
Where to focus next
Identify practical areas to review so your organisation can get more value from Microsoft 365 and prepare for
This webinar is designed for business owners, managers and technology decision-makers who use Microsoft 365 and want to:
No advanced technical knowledge is required.
Join this practical session to explore what’s new in Microsoft 365 and what the latest Copilot, security and cloud updates could mean for your organisation.
Thursday, 30 July
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm (AEST)
60 minutes + live Q&A
Online
Free
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