Join us on July 10 to exchange experiences with adopting Microsoft Copilot!

Many social sector organizations are “Microsoft Shops.” using Office 365, Sharepoint, Teams, Edge and perhaps even Bing for search. 

Microsoft Copilot’s integration into this suite of tools has advanced rapidly — and organizations have a lot of questions about it!

Join the Natural Language Processing Community of Practice (NLP-CoP) on July 10, from 10-11.30 ET where we’ll hear about the MS Copilot experiences of four INGOs and open up for questions and discussion with other participants who are also trying out (or concerned about using) MS Copilot.

We’ll be joined by:

• Eric Couper (International Youth Foundation)
• Hanna Camp and Alex Tran (Mercy Corps)
• Ronen Rapoport (UNICEF)
• Jay Chaudhuri (MSF)

We’ll convene on July 10 at 10am ET. Register now!

We’ll cover aspects such as:

• What is Microsoft Copilot?
• What  different versions of MS Copilot are on offer?
• How is MS Copilot being integrated into different MS products? 
• How much does it cost?
• What is it being used for, and how well does it work?
• How does MS Copilot compare to other similar options?
• What are the privacy promises and concerns? How do privacy guarantees vary across the different kinds of MS Copilot?  
• What else should we bear in mind when considering the adoption of MS Copilot? 

We’re aiming for an open and honest meeting where we can all share experiences and get some of our burning questions answered. You should come away from the meeting with a better sense of what to consider in terms of your organizations’ potential use of MS Copilot.

Register now!

Register now to join us to learn more about Microsoft Copilot and how it might be relevant to you. Upon registration you’ll receive a Zoom link for accessing the meeting.

And if you haven’t already, find out more about joining the NLP Community of Practice convened by the MERL Tech Initiative! As well as gaining access to resources and events at the intersection of MERL and NLP, you can join a wide range of working groups covering everything from NLP in Africa to Social and Behaviour Change to Philanthropy in Emerging AI.