Facilitated by Ami T.

Microsoft Copilot is now embedded across the tools most Agile practitioners already use every day — Teams, Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. This session is a practical, no-fluff walkthrough of how to actually use it in an Agile role, not just what it is.

We’ll cover Copilot in Teams meetings (auto-generated notes and action items), Copilot in Word and PowerPoint for drafting sprint reviews and stakeholder decks, and Copilot in Excel for quick reporting. This is Part 1 of a two-part series; Part 2 (Aug 1, Saturday) covers Claude, so together the pair gives you “both sides” of the AI-assistant landscape.

Learning Objectives

Identify where Copilot already lives inside tools you use today.
Learn practical prompts for meeting summaries, status updates, and document drafting.
Understand Copilot’s current limitations and where its output still needs a careful human review.
Compare Copilot’s strengths against other AI assistants covered elsewhere in this series.

Who Should Attend?

Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Project and Program Managers, and anyone working inside a Microsoft-heavy organization who wants to get more out of tools they’re probably already paying for.

Key Takeaways

A concrete list of Copilot features worth turning on this week.
Example prompts for meeting notes, sprint review decks, and status reports.
An honest assessment of where Copilot saves real time versus where it just feels impressive.