MCP servers replace the need for traditional UIs by enabling AI systems to interact directly with business systems, performing tasks like summarizing data and running automation workflows.

Kirstie Tiernan defines power users and breaks down how they are key to unlocking organizational change with the implementation of AI tools.

Dag Calafell highlights the transformative impact of AI in comparison to previous technology revolutions.

Microsoft’s unified system provides a registry, governance, security, visualization, and orchestration for all agents regardless of their origin. It monitors agents like they’re employees.

Drew Clark demonstrates how users can publish an agent and highlights key elements to include.

At Microsoft Ignite 2025, Citrix and Microsoft leaders laid out a seven-step roadmap for integrating AI into enterprise workflows, highlighting practical transitions from basic prompts to fully autonomous AI orchestration.

Mason Whitaker, president of Microsoft business apps partner Volt Technologies, says Agent 365 anticipates future SMB needs for agent management, while WorkIQ will “revolutionize” collaboration.

Will Hawkins dives into the impact of representative data in AI models, especially with AI tools being used for decision making.

Maddy Dahl emphasizes the importance of security and prompts perspectives for business leaders as AI is embraced.

On the first day of Ignite, Microsoft rolls out a raft of software tools to help customers manage their expanding rosters of AI agents while avoiding sprawl and data risks that can arise in the AI era.

Microsoft expands its Dynamics 365 ERP MCP Server, shifting from a static to a dynamic model, enabling developers to create custom AI agents that replicate human-like ERP interactions and access thousands of ERP functions.

Ignite 2025 positioned Microsoft at the forefront of AI-driven enterprise solutions, providing a new intelligence stack designed to simplify deployment and improve agent performance with customized context.

Shawn Dorward explains why prompting is crucial in Copilot and how the concept lends itself in Business Central.

Samiullah Khan compares traditional chatbots with AI assistants, as the capabilities of these tools have evolved.

Stoneridge Software CEO, Eric Newell, shares his takeaways from Summit NA 2025 with John Siefert, specifically around the influence of agents in CRM.

Microsoft’s 2025 Partner of the Year winners show who’s driving Azure, AI and transformation across its global partner network.

Elevate365 Test Automation’s solution uses AI to automate testing, catch errors, and self‑heal scripts, freeing users to focus on their primary roles.

Microsoft’s Bryan Goode describes how customer service and sales are two business areas that have greatly benefitted from implementing AI.

C5 Insights’ Traci Winter shares how organizations can “prepare for construction” as they enter their AI transformation journey.

Jason Greene highlights examples of working with clients that demonstrate how small wins lead to widespread Copilot adoption.

Jeff Miller provides insights on how LS Retail has been working with partners and clients to operate across the globe and integrate innovative technologies.

Tom Gerdes explores key areas to apply AI within specific industries, such as predictive maintenance and employee safety with manufacturing.

Microsoft AI’s new Superintelligence Team is set to create advanced, ethical AI with humanity at its core.

Eric Flamm demonstrates Copilot scenarios in Power Platform, creating tables for conference session information as an example.

Eric Overfield explains how using agents that are grounded to specific SharePoint sites leads to better performance.

Progressing through the sequence of agent types ensures a predictable, impactful implementation of AI in the business.

Microsoft enhances Copilot with smarter AI search, clearer citations, aggregated sources, and publisher-friendly transparency to support a healthier web ecosystem.