AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot can save real time, but only when they’re set up thoughtfully. Most of the challenge isn’t the tools themselves: it’s knowing where they genuinely help, what information they can see, and how to roll them out without creating new risks.
I run the AI side of my business as TechStack.AI, helping customers of all sizes with:
- Getting started: which AI tools and use cases make sense for your organisation.
- Copilot readiness: checking what Copilot would be able to see (shared files, permissions, mailboxes) before you switch it on, because over-shared data is the most common surprise.
- Adoption and guardrails: sensible policies, training and measuring whether it’s actually saving time.
Copilot training
I deliver Copilot training sessions online or onsite at your premises:
- Introductory sessions: what Copilot is, what it can and can’t do, and how to start using it safely and productively in everyday work.
- Specific sessions: tailored to your team and tools, for example working with Copilot in Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel or PowerPoint, or around a particular workflow your team wants to improve.
Sessions are practical, built around real examples, and pitched at the right level for your audience, from first-time users to power users.
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