Free Live Webinar

What Could Copilot Do
With Your Microsoft 365?

Most businesses on Microsoft 365 don't know what they're sitting on. See what it actually does, what it costs, and whether you're ready in 45 minutes. No sales pitch.

Date

Apr 1

Time

11 AM ET

Duration

45 min

Cost

Free

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Miguel Ribeiro

Miguel Ribeiro · ★ 4.7

Microsoft Solutions Partner

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What You'll Learn

45 minutes, three takeaways.

Your team spends hours every week triaging email, building proposals from scratch, and sitting in meetings that could have been a summary. That time compounds. Every month without a better system is a month your competitors pull ahead.

Live Demo

See Copilot Do Real Work, Live on Screen

You won’t sit through slides about features. You’ll watch Copilot draft a client email in Outlook, turn a messy Excel sheet into a board-ready report, and summarize a 45-minute Teams meeting into action items. Real tasks your team does every week, done in seconds.

  • A client follow-up email, written and ready to send
  • Weekly reporting that used to take hours, done in minutes
  • Meeting notes your team will actually use
Readiness Check

Find Out If Your Business Is Actually Ready

Most vendors skip this part. They’d rather sell you licenses and let you figure it out. We’ll walk through five plain-language questions about your Microsoft 365 setup, your file organization, and your team’s comfort with new tools. You’ll leave knowing exactly where you stand.

  • Do you have the right Microsoft 365 licenses?
  • Is your company data organized enough for Copilot to be useful?
  • Will your team actually adopt this, or resist it?
ROI Breakdown

Get the Real Numbers, Not Vendor Math

Most Copilot pitches skip the part you actually care about: does this make financial sense for a business my size? We’ll break down the real per-user cost, show you a simple formula to calculate whether Copilot pays for itself with your team, and walk through what ROI actually looks like for a 15-person company vs. a 150-person company.

  • The actual per-user cost and what you’re getting for it
  • A simple ROI formula you can run with your own numbers
  • What businesses your size are reporting after 90 days with Copilot

Who It's For

We keep hearing the same thing.

Different roles. Different words. Same question: is Copilot worth it for a business like mine?

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The Business Owner
⚙️
The Operations Lead
🔍
The Curious Leader
🤨
The Skeptic

Sound familiar? This session was built for you.

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What this isn't.

A Microsoft sales pitch disguised as education

Feature dumps and technical jargon

Pressure to buy anything

Vendor hype about AI changing everything overnight

“We'd rather tell you you're not ready and help you get ready than sell you something you won't use.”

Your Presenter

Miguel Ribeiro

Miguel Ribeiro

CEO, VBS IT Services

Miguel has spent over 20 years translating complex technology decisions into plain language for Canadian business owners. He built this session because he kept hearing the same questions from clients: “What does Copilot actually do? Is it worth the cost? Are we even ready for it?” This is his answer. No vendor script. No jargon. Just the honest breakdown he'd give you over coffee.

Microsoft Partner
· Serving Canadian businesses since 2007

FAQ

Common Questions

Copilot is an AI assistant built into the Microsoft 365 apps your team already uses: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. It connects to your company’s emails, files, meetings, and chats through Microsoft Graph. That means it can draft documents using your actual data, summarize meetings you missed, and answer questions about your business. It’s not a separate app. It works inside the tools you already have open.

Why Now

The window is closing.

AI doesn't wait. Every month you delay, the businesses already integrating are compounding their advantage.

Today

Your competitor integrates their first AI workflow.

One small automation. One decision to start. That’s all it takes.

Month 1

Their first workflow is running. They’ve started two more.

They’re learning what works, refining processes, building internal knowledge you don’t have yet.

Month 3

They’re scaffolding on top of what’s already working.

Each integration builds on the last. Compounding effort, compounding results. They’re months ahead in knowledge alone.

Month 6+

The gap is real. And it’s growing.

They’ve built something you can’t shortcut. The longer you wait, the more ground there is to cover.

The faster you integrate, the faster you compound. The faster you win.

Start compounding today.

The businesses winning with AI didn't wait until they were ready. They started, learned, and built from there. Every week you wait is a week your competitors are pulling ahead.

VBS IT Services · Microsoft Partner · Est. 2007