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Microsoft has never had a cohesive story, they've had a cohesive brand. From 'Windows' to '.NET' to 'Azure' to 'CoPilot', it's always been about slamming the n
by count 2y ago
Microsoft has never had a cohesive story, they've had a cohesive brand. From 'Windows' to '.NET' to 'Azure' to 'CoPilot', it's always been about slamming the new buzzword trademark onto everything, regardless of it's relation to the prior thing with similar name.
- asp_hornet 2y agoI was impressed how quickly they were able to dilute their copilot brand. A new personal record
- wkat4242 2y agoYeah like when they branded Skype on everything and we had to do a whole campaign to educate our users that Lync is now Skype but nothing has actually changed and it's not actually compatible with the real Skype in any way, it's just empty vacuous branding crap. I really hate dealing with Microsoft. Now with the CoPilot 365 stuff they're selling us something like it's the best thing in the world when really it's only a barely beta quality product that really shouldn't have made it to market yet.
- kemotep 2y agoThe fact that Co-Pilot 365 is unable to directly search or reference current Microsoft documentation on their Learn site or any of the support articles and just tells you to go look that up yourself is annoying. I understand the major selling point is it’s ability to search through your emails, team messages, meeting notes/transcripts, and SharePoint/OneDrive documents for information is not as useful as it could be because I can’t get it to find me information in my OneNote doc without giving it the documents and even then it usually just tells me to ask the person who last edited the file.
- count 2y agoI was typing my list and thinking 'Im missing a big one' - how did I forget 365?!