Cloudwell Conversations: Sébastien Levert on Copilot, Cowork and Scout and Why the Meter Changes the Math
For two years, Microsoft 365 Copilot came at a flat price. You paid per seat, per month, and used it
For two years, Microsoft 365 Copilot came at a flat price. You paid per seat, per month, and used it
SharePoint ships without two things most organizations expect: a real staff directory, and a calendar that behaves like a calendar.
What does a successful business app look like? Colleagues recommending it to each other, approval times cut in half, and
Storage creep is real. And expensive. With Copilot in the mix, the stakes are higher. Cloudwell’s Griffin Wesler sat down
We were front and center at this year’s Microsoft Build, albeit remotely. Our CEO, MVP Pat McGown, hosted a Build Watch Party
Everyone wants Copilot. Not everyone is ready for it. Roll it out before fixing the basics, and problems surface fast.
When Microsoft needed someone to look at the product that would become SharePoint, they reached out to the KM team
Building a SharePoint page used to mean knowing your way around the web part toolbox. Hero section here, text block
You bought the Copilot licenses. Your team are using them. But the results feel underwhelming. Vague answers, irrelevant suggestions, responses
Most organizations that run on Microsoft aren’t as fully Microsoft as they think they are. Teams for collaboration, Exchange for