The latest in marketing resources: Copilot campaign in a box and an upcoming partner webinar series
In today's competitive business landscape, effective and user-friendly marketing tools are essential for driving growth. Microsoft regularly assesses partner needs and develops tailored offerings to ensure you are well-equipped to achieve your organization’s goals. Today, we’re excited to introduce a new campaign in a box and partner webinar series designed to empower you with innovative solutions. Campaign in a box Our Microsoft 365 Copilot SMB campaign in a box is now live on the new Partner Marketing Center excellence experience, a curated resource hub designed to guide you toward exactly the content you need to help enrich your team's strategies. This campaign offers distributors (previously indirect providers) and resellers comprehensive marketing assets and other tools to showcase the benefits of Copilot to your customers and drive adoption. Resources include: A distributor guide to streamline rehosting and activation. A reseller guide that empowers you to run campaigns in a box and drive demand. Ready-to-go promotion emails designed for distributors to share with your reseller network, complete with the reseller guide attached. The Partner Marketing Center features a diverse array of resources to support your initiatives, and campaigns in a box are tailored to help you go to market faster and more effectively. Additional solution area-specific campaigns in a box are available for Business Applications, Data & AI (Azure), Digital & App Innovation (Azure), Infrastructure (Azure), Modern Work, and Security. Partner Power Hour Elevate your FY26 marketing strategies with the Microsoft Partner Power Hour—a three-part, interactive webinar series launching this July. Tailored for sales and marketing leaders, each session delivers actionable insights from Microsoft experts, industry analysts, and successful partners. Here are some benefits of attending these webinars: Explore the power of AI to help transform your marketing and sales strategies. Maximize the impact of partner-ready campaigns. Engage with customers more effectively with insights from top-performing partners. The series will feature several guest speakers and take place in July and August. Find more details on the registration page and sign up today.The Future of AI: Harnessing AI agents for Customer Engagements
Discover how AI-powered agents are revolutionizing customer engagement—enhancing real-time support, automating workflows, and empowering human professionals with intelligent orchestration. Explore the future of AI-driven service, including Customer Assist created with Azure AI Foundry.The Future of AI: Autonomous Agents for Identifying the Root Cause of Cloud Service Incidents
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How do I turn off copilot if it's not in the options?
This provided screenshot is what I get with Word Options. There are no copilot settings in Word Options in my copy of Office, I cannot find any way of turning it off, and yet copilot has gotten so much worse by giving me three suggestions (at the top of the window, suggesting what kind of content I should make) every time I open a new document. Copilot just keeps getting more intrusive, and I want to shut it off. The more it's shoved in my face, the less I want to use it. I don't know why you're making it so intrusive, I've never heard of anyone actually LIKING this stuff. Why would someone want suggestions as to what kind of document to make? It's far worse than Clippy could even dream of. I haven't tried uninstalling and reinstalling Office yet, but I don't want to have to go through and change a bunch of options again (that I always forget, there are so many options that I have to change to make it usable, like turning off the awful Backstage when saving) unless it's truly necessary to fix this problem. If it gets updated regularly (like the update that gives three Copilot suggestions every time I open a new document), I don't see why reinstalling it would fix the problem. But maybe reinstalling is the answer--if it IS the answer, I just want confirmation that it has actually worked for other people, and not just a generic answer that hasn't been confirmed.
How do I stop Copilot from adding to my Outlook?
I'm using Outlook Classic, and every day Copilot adds itself to my Outlook. I right-click and select uninstall, but the next day it comes right back. I do not want Copilot. How do I stop Copilot from adding to my Outlook. I've included screenshots to see what I'm talking about. Version: Microsoft® Outlook® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2504 Build 16.0.18730.20122) 64-bit
