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Our guest contributor for today’s blog is Muhammad Aurangzeb, Senior Partner Solution Architect.
Bringing expertise in Dynamics 365 Finance, Supply Chain Management, Commerce and Power Platform workloads, he assists ISV/SI partners in building and curating IP solutions, supports co-sell activities, and provides technical guidance for the latest technologies and features in the Dynamics 365 ecosystem.
In today’s fast-paced business world, staying up to date with the latest technology and tools is crucial for success. The current wave of Copilots and AI-infused product roadmaps will require avid learners to review a lot of content to gain the right information and knowledge. At the same time, partners and customers are learning, experimenting, deploying, and refining these features quickly. This blog introduces ways in which you can fast-track your learning journey towards driving mainstream Copilot adoption, while also providing Microsoft resources to partners to help them scale their AI offerings as key differentiators for end customers.
We created Business Applications Copilot self-service personalized guidance to provide features’ introduction, overview videos, collateral for sales, how to configure and set up Copilots, as well support resources all at one place. We leveraged Microsoft Assessments, which is a self-service guided tool that helps partners and customers navigate through a series of questions and recommendations to obtain a curated guidance report that is both actionable and informative. These self-serve assessments are available to all partners and provide links to a wide range of resources, such as Microsoft Learn content, Microsoft Tech Talks, blogs, Yammer community groups, training boot camps, GitHub template resources, and more. The following assessments are designed to be particularly useful to Business Applications partners, regardless of specialization status, to assist in identifying knowledge gaps related to the latest features and tools available for role-specific tasks.