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The AI at Work Roadmap tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's rebranding of the Microsoft 365 Roadmap to the AI at Work Roadmap, effective August 25. This change consolidates roadmap content for Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Dataverse into a single destination, ending the twice-yearly release-wave model. Discussions highlight the implications for IT planners, as the new label may not accurately reflect the broad range of conventional Microsoft 365 updates tracked, including Exchange, Outlook, OneDrive, and Teams. The tag serves as a resource for those navigating these changes and understanding the impact on enterprise planning and update tracking.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Dynamics 365 Contact Center Built-In Real-Time Translation Delayed to November 2026 Preview

    Microsoft wants to take one chore off the Dynamics 365 Contact Center admin's list: finding, hosting and wiring up your own translation web resource just so a service rep in Ohio can read a chat from a customer in Madrid. A new AI at Work roadmap entry, ID 573245, describes out-of-the-box...
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    Business Central to Automate Withholding Tax on Employee Expenses in 2026 Preview

    Microsoft plans to add withholding tax (WHT) calculation to employee expense reports in Dynamics 365 Business Central. The feature is listed as AI at Work roadmap item 573304, titled "Expense Agent – Calculate withholding tax automatically in expense reports." Its status is In development...
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    Dynamics 365 ERP Copilot Plugin Goes GA With User Role Access

    On September 23, 2026, Microsoft announced a set of Dynamics 365 ERP updates across Finance, Supply Chain Management, Project Operations, Commerce, Field Service, Human Resources and Sustainability. Two items built for AI agents are generally available now: the Dynamics 365 ERP plugin for...
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    Microsoft Release Planner Retires November 15, 2026

    Microsoft has renamed the Microsoft 365 Roadmap the AI at Work Roadmap, effective August 25, but the change is more consequential for IT planners than Neowin’s criticism of the new label alone suggests. Microsoft is also moving Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Dataverse roadmap material into...