In this moment, taken from the session “Copilot Studio: Build Your Own Copilot Connected to Business Central (No PhD Needed!),”…

Microsoft has launched new no-code AI agents in 365 Copilot, enabling business users to easily build apps and automate workflows using natural language.

Robust MCP component scanning options identify malicious behavior and isolate known threats before components enter the AI supply chain.

Matt Meyer breaks down the 3 types of input prompts that are required to build and use RAG models.

ALM within the Microsoft AI stack introduces versioning and governance for better visibility, clear ownership, and disciplined development processes.

Armanino’s Gina Montgomery details the levels of AI maturity that many organizations face today.

Mico reacts visually and conversationally in Copilot’s new release, elevating user engagement with adaptive tone and personality.

Crowe LLP’s Jack Fallon walks through elements of Azure architecture with a use case demo showing data storage and Azure Search Service.

HSO’s Jim Bretschneider explains ways that AI agents help organizations navigate challenges with data migration.

Shayna Robinson explains how Copilot and AI tools can help individuals with disabilities prepare for job interviews and training.

Modernization leader cites need for ‘psychological safety’ of employees during AI initiatives, explains how one customer reduced revenue booking time by 75% with AI.

Microsoft’s Dewain Robinson breaks down the difference between Copilot and agents, and debunks Copilot Studio misconceptions.

Community Summit proved AI is not hype. It’s a burgeoning technology that demands intentional learning, trial, and shared knowledge to unlock its full potential.

Diane Gardner highlights considerations for boards and management teams about company culture, innovation, and talent.

Cloud Wars founder Bob Evans reflects on the early years of AI and how the pace of change has accelerated.

Crowe LLP’s Mitchell Mathews and Jack Fallon demonstrate a technical walkthrough to highlight Power Automate flows.

C5 Insights’ Geoff Ables connects people-centric businesses with the ability to apply modern AI to empower better outcomes.

Community Summit’s second day focused on translating Copilot’s promise into measurable outcomes for teams across industries.

Microsoft Copilot Studio now offers enhanced AI agent creation, seamless M365 integration, Azure AI Foundry connectivity, and improved analytics for enterprise solutions.

WalMart’s embrace of AI chatbot purchases, along with similar moves by Etsy and Shopify, suggest major changes in retailer and consumer shopping practices are on the horizon.

Columbus’ Michael Simms explains the results from AI they have achieved and how it improves accuracy over time.

Argano’s Corey Bakhtiary breaks down the benefits of having visibility into order statuses for insights and an improved customer experience.

AI-powered automation tools provide a better handle on the performance of sales and service teams, as well as the AI platforms that are being injected into these core business processes.

PriceSmart’s Wayne Sadin highlights elements that organizations should prioritize to build integrated retail.

sa.global CEO Stephen James provides his two-fold perspective on new technologies — the opportunities they offer and the work yet to be done.

Orchestration manages flow of context, error recovery, and handoffs between agents; Microsoft offers services and apps tailored to diverse requirements.

BDO’s Jason Greene demonstrates how to use the Copilot sidecar for users of Microsoft’s Finance & Operations application.