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The business software tag on WindowsForum.com follows how AI agents are reshaping the economics of enterprise applications. Coverage centers on Microsoft Copilot executive Charles Lamanna's prediction that much of business software will lose pricing power as agents become the primary consumers of apps, with Microsoft's own products included in that warning. The discussion frames agents as demanding customers that could pressure per-seat licensing and traditional software business models. For readers tracking Microsoft's Copilot and agent strategy alongside the commercial side of enterprise IT, this tag collects the forum's related threads and reactions.
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    Business Central Unified Copilot Chat Refresh: Access, Permissions and Rollout Status

    Microsoft is updating the Copilot chat interface in Dynamics 365 Business Central to bring it closer to the broader Microsoft Copilot experience. The change focuses on a modernized chat panel, simpler navigation, and familiar interaction patterns—not a documented expansion of the assistant’s...
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    Business Central BC28: Show Record Creator and Modifier Avatars in List Pages

    Business Central users have long had a standing question to answer: who touched this record? There's now a quicker way to find out than opening the card or messaging the team. Microsoft's AI at Work roadmap lists a Dynamics 365 Business Central feature, filed under "Copilot and agents," that...
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    Microsoft Copilot Chief Predicts AI Agents Will Squeeze Business Software Pricing

    Microsoft's Charles Lamanna made an unusual prediction for someone whose job depends on software sales: much of business software is going to lose its pricing power, and AI agents will be the reason. He added that Microsoft's own products won't be spared. "If my agent interacts with your app...