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Microsoft Mentors: The Podcast lifts the lid on the journeys of the most successful leaders in the Microsoft Partner ecosystem.
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AI Projects Are Never Finished. That Changes Everything. (opens the original)
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Most Microsoft Partners know how to scope a project. Define the outcome. Build the solution. Deliver it. Close it. AI is starting to challenge that model. Because what happens when the solution you've delivered needs to be continuously taught, governed, supported and improved? In this episode of Microsoft Mentors, Oli sits down with Pat Ramsden, Director of AI and Cyber at ITRM, to explore how AI is already changing the economics of the traditional MSP model. Customers can increasingly build the
The 62% Productivity Shift That's Changing Microsoft Consulting (opens the original)
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Most conversations about AI start with the technology. Which model should we use? Which Copilot licence should we buy? How quickly can we deploy it? The more interesting question is this: What happens to a Microsoft Partner when AI can complete 62% of the technical build? That's the question Alex Jones, Managing Director of Power 365, has been asking his own business. And the answer isn't fewer consultants. It's better consulting. During this episode of Microsoft Mentors, Alex explains how Power
He Left Microsoft to Solve the Problem Nobody Else Wanted (opens the original)
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Most Microsoft rollouts don’t fail because the technology is broken. They fail because people never change how they work. In this episode of Microsoft Mentors, Oli Ridley sits down with Mark Reynolds, Founder and CEO of Hable, to unpack the problem Mark spotted while working at Microsoft, and why he left a successful corporate career to solve it. Microsoft customers were migrating to the cloud. The technology was live. The licences were provisioned. But meaningful adoption wasn’t happening. When
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