Let’s Talk Microsoft 365 Copilot Podcast

Microsoft just redesigned M365 Copilot, again. And if you logged in this week and couldn't find the Web/Work buttons you relied on, you're not alone. But the redesign isn't really the story. The story is knowing which Copilot to reach for, and when. Two questions sort almost everything.
This is the finale of Virteva's Adopting Copilot in 2026 series. In this episode, Scott walks through every surface where Copilot shows up — from in-app experiences in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, to Copilot Chat, Pages, Notebooks, Agents, and the still-in-preview Co-work feature — and maps each one to the right use case. Along the way, he gives an honest look at the new UI redesign, capacity issues that are still real, and what training and enablement teams need to update right now.

Microsoft Copilot isn't just a chatbot anymore. It's a growing fleet of AI agents. But knowing the difference between a Web Agent and a Work Agent is the make-or-break detail for any IT leader rolling out M365 Copilot in 2026.In Episode 40 of our Let's Talk Podcast, we break down the two big categories of Microsoft Copilot Agents and what each actually means for your environment, your licensing, and your data.If your team is sorting out a Copilot rollout, an agent strategy, or just trying to figure out which agents need a license and which don't, this episode is your shortcut.

In this episode of the Let's Talk Podcast, we break down the real cost of Microsoft Copilot for your organization and whether the investment is actually paying off.With major licensing changes arriving in May and July 2026, Microsoft is reshaping how businesses access Copilot through new tier structures, bundled plans like the M365 E7 license, and shifting functionality for organizations above and below 2,000 users. If you're a business leader trying to make sense of it all, this one's for you.

Is Microsoft 365 Copilot exposing your organization's biggest security blind spots? In this Part 2 of of our Navigating Copilot in 2026 series, Scott sits down with Endpoint & Security Leader Taylor Kocon to unpack the uncomfortable truth: Copilot doesn't create risk, it reflects the permissions debt organizations have been ignoring for years.
We dive deep into the numbers: 40% of organizations have delayed their Copilot rollout over oversharing concerns, 16% of business-critical data is overshared in typical M365 tenants, and an average of 802,000 files are at risk per organization. Taylor & Scott walk through real dashboards and live demos including Microsoft Entra's agent governance portal (200+ AI agents in a single tenant!), Microsoft Purview's Data Security Posture Management (DSPM), and content management assessments that reveal hundreds of sites with broken permissions.
Whether you're planning your Copilot deployment or already in production, this episode is essential for IT leaders, security professionals, and Microsoft 365 administrators.

In this episode of Virteva's Let's Talk podcast, Scott discusses the evolution of Microsoft 365 and the integration of Copilot as a central feature. He highlights the challenges organizations face in deploying Copilot effectively, emphasizing the importance of user training, workflow optimization, and data management. The conversation also touches on security considerations and the need for ongoing support to ensure successful adoption of AI tools within organizations.