Louise Clayton

Comparing AI Integration Approaches: Microsoft Copilot, Custom AI Solutions, and Copilot Customisation

Business leaders in 2024 are being urged from all sides to implement AI. Not only is AI an effective assistive tool, with 92% of those who regularly use it saying it makes their workload more manageable, but it can also be used to facilitate wider digital transformation and innovation.1 So how can you integrate AI…

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Integrating Azure OpenAI into your Business Workflows

Azure OpenAI is a cloud-based platform that can be used to rapidly build and implement AI tools and applications. It gives users access to top-of-the-range AI models, including GPT-4o, GPT-4 Turbo, DALL-E, and Whisper, and allows them to retrain these models without the need for highly specialised AI expert support.1  These capabilities, in my opinion,…

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How Microsoft Copilot AI is Transforming Workplace Productivity

New AI tools are being released at a rapid and increasing pace, from OpenAI’s GPT-4o, released in May 2024, to Unbabel’s TowerLLM, released in June1. Yet Microsoft’s Copilot AI is one of the few solutions I’ve seen that has consistently ranked highly in the AI sector, maintaining an impressive level of security, stability, and power….

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AI Integration Challenges: Common Risks and How to Navigate Them

I’ve noticed two different kinds of businesses running in the AI race today. One sort are those that are far ahead of the competition, with AI fully integrated into their day-to-day operations and ways of working. And the second are still stuck at the starting line. If you’re in the latter camp, you’re not alone:…

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EdTech is Changing: Are You Ready? Key Takeaways from Bett UK 2024

Bett UK 2024 brought together key innovators from across the EdTech industry, with over 300 speakers and 500 exhibiting companies in attendance. And we at Talk Think Do were proud to be among them. The event gave me a lot of insight into just how much the EdTech landscape has changed over the last two…

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Buy vs. Licence: Who Should Have Ownership of Software Source Code?

In 2022, startups outsourced 21% of their software development; in 2023, this number is expected to reach 36%.1 As more companies seek the support of external developers, the question of who should own software source code is becoming increasingly important. But for many businesses, code ownership is not top of mind when seeking out a…

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The Importance of Risk Appetite for Business IT in the Current Climate

The world is adapting to meet the demands of the COVID-19 crisis. We have altered how we live and how we work. And organisations must act fast to stay on top of a quickly developing situation. This involves taking risks on projects that might otherwise have been considered more long-term in terms of business goals….

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