Microsoft 365 Copilot - What will AI mean for IT governance?

Both Microsoft and Google have announced the impending addition of AI to their productivity suites. Microsoft 365 Copilot will shake up how workers get work done, but how will it impact how business leaders and IT administrators think about issues of governance, security, and compliance?

What data your AI tools can access on your behalf will be at the core of their efficacy. A couple of weeks ago, we looked at what this might mean for data you choose to house outside of Microsoft 365 because of using third-party apps like Zoom, or Hubspot, or Mailchimp, but we should also think about the data inside Microsoft 365. What data our users can and cannot access will be key to the results they can get with AI, but AI is not discerning on following the norms of our businesses and simply cares whether or not it has access to a resource. What does this mean for governance, for every business from the very small to the enterprise?

Nick DeCourcy

Nick DeCourcy is the owner and principal consultant at the Bright Ideas Agency. He has worked extensively in the education and non-profit sectors in areas including operations, facilities, and technology. He is passionate about getting technology implementation right, first time, by fully understanding how it impacts the employee and customer experience.

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