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Microsoft’s new ‘Team Copilot’ AI assistant runs meetings, manages projects, assigns tasks

GeekWire

It’s part of a broader effort by Microsoft to expand the capabilities of Microsoft 365 Copilot, which costs businesses an additional $30/user per month on top of the existing price of Microsoft 365 licenses. It’s slated to be released in preview later this year, requiring a Microsoft 365 Copilot license to access.

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Zoom Events will try to recreate the in-person conference experience

The Verge

Like OnZoom, with a paid Zoom Meetings or Zoom Webinar license you’ll be able to host live events, organize them in a hub, sell tickets, and track stats like ticket sales or attendance. Image: Zoom. An early example of a multi-session event in Zoom Events.

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Sapphire 2017: McDermott declares SAP indirect licensing policy change

Computer Weekly

At SAP’s annual Sapphire Now conference in Orlando, Florida, CEO Bill McDermott rules out of court charging for static read access in third-party systems

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Microsoft Ignite in the rear-view mirror: What we learned

Computerworld Vertical IT

Microsoft this year treated its big Ignite event as more of a marketing presentation than a full-fledged conference, offering up a variety of announcements that affect Windows users, as well as large enterprises and their networks. The show was a hybrid affair, with a small in-person option and online access for those unable to travel.

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DRM Protection: The Key to Securing Your eBooks

Kitaboo

Mechanisms of DRM Protection Encryption Authorization and Licensing Watermarking and Traceability Controls and Permissions Expiration Control III. Intellectual Property Protection Consumer Trust Cross Platform Compatibility Regulatory Compliance Licensing Flexibility IV. Advantages of DRM Protection? Future of DRM Protection V.

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SAP faces breakdown in trust over innovation plans

CIO Business Intelligence

And last week, Paul Cooper, chair of the UK and Ireland SAP User Group (UKISUG), made the focus of his opening keynote speech at the organization’s Connect conference about what he called the “breakdown in trust” resulting from SAP’s treatment of customers. A change of leadership This is Cooper’s last conference as chair of UKISUG.

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UKISUG 2017: only 2% of British and Irish SAP users plan to use Leonardo

Computer Weekly

Connect, the SAP UK and Ireland User Group conference, hears that just 2% of customers intend to use the supplier’s Leonardo AI toolbox, and 49% are unaware of new licensing policy

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