Be heard. Share content in meetings. M365 Copilot to analyse both | 366

The second most common phrase said on a Teams meeting is "Can you hear me now." Do you know the most common phrase? "You're muted." Well Microsoft Teams will soon introduce a new way to indicate that your mic is working. If the meeting can hear you, then you will be included in the meeting transcript and recording, and Copilot can answer questions about what you said. Do you know what else in will be able to answer questions about? "Can you see my screen? OK good." We are intrested to learn what Copilot will analyse from content shared on screen in a meeting. What kind of questions will it be able to answer?  Daniel and Darrell discuss this week...  

- Microsoft Viva Connections: New user-created cards  

- Microsoft Teams: Policy to disable in-product messages relating to periodic What's New and Conferences updates  

- Microsoft SharePoint: Updated document libraries  

- Microsoft Teams: New microphone volume indicator for users  

- Microsoft Purview: Data Lifecycle Management | Retention based on “last accessed” for OneDrive and SharePoint files  

- Microsoft Teams: Microsoft Copilot can analyze content shared onscreen in a meeting  

Join Daniel Glenn and Darrell as a Service Webster as they cover the latest messages in the Microsoft 365 Message Center.  

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