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Microsoft said in May 2026 that Copilot Studio now offers generally available computer-using agents, an early-release redesigned workflows experience, new Work IQ interoperability features, and generally available real-time voice agents in North America through Dynamics 365 Contact Center. The...

Microsoft made Copilot Studio’s computer-use agents generally available across commercial Power Platform geographies on May 13, 2026, turning a formerly preview-grade AI automation feature into a production service for enterprises that need agents to operate graphical applications without APIs...

Microsoft has made computer use in Copilot Studio generally available for enterprise customers, extending Power Platform agents so they can operate websites and desktop-style interfaces with virtual clicks, typing, and visual interpretation when no usable API exists. The move turns Copilot...

Microsoft published a May 14, 2026 customer story describing how Costa Rica’s Dos Pinos dairy cooperative has deployed roughly 80 AI agents across packaging review, legal drafting, risk work, IT service handling, sales reporting, and retail support using Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Chat, and...

Microsoft published its April 2026 Copilot Studio update on May 11, 2026, adding broader agent governance, richer workflow automation, connected app experiences in Copilot Chat, an expanded usage estimator, Work IQ previews, agent-to-agent communication, and early access to GPT-5.5 Reasoning in...

Microsoft Copilot agents can reportedly return incorrect dates and times in generated outputs, with Veronique’s Blog documenting the issue on May 11, 2026, after seeing agents confuse UK-style day-month dates with US-style month-day dates and sometimes produce unexplained future dates. The...

Microsoft announced Consent-Based Recording for voice interactions in Dynamics 365 Contact Center on May 8, 2026, adding a Copilot Studio-driven mechanism that captures a caller’s recording choice in an AI voice agent and carries that decision into any customer service representative handoff...

Microsoft has rolled out an Employee Self-Service Agent across more than 300,000 employees and vendors in 103 countries and regions, using Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio to route IT, HR, and campus-services questions through a single chat-based support front door. The achievement is...

In the fast-moving world of digital retail, the customer service challenge is no longer just answering questions. It is answering them instantly, accurately, personally, and across whatever channel the customer happens to prefer. For Tiendas Cuadra, a Mexican premium leather goods brand known...

Microsoft has pushed Copilot Studio deeper into the contact center with the general availability of real-time voice agents for Dynamics 365 Contact Center, a move that turns voice automation from a scripted IVR upgrade into a live, interruptible, speech-to-speech AI experience. The launch is...

Microsoft is moving its customer-service AI strategy from scripted chat and menu-driven phone trees into real-time voice agents that can listen, reason, respond, and act during live calls. The company says the capability is now generally available in Microsoft Copilot Studio for Dynamics 365...

Microsoft is pushing customer experience deeper into the agentic AI era with new capabilities across Microsoft Copilot Studio, Dynamics 365 Contact Center, Dynamics 365 Sales, and Dynamics 365 Customer Insights. The centerpiece is the general availability of real-time voice agents in Copilot...

CBIZ’s new AI push with Microsoft is more than another enterprise software rollout. It is a signal that professional services firms are moving from cautious experimentation to broad operational redesign, and that Microsoft wants to own the stack that makes that shift possible. By combining...

Premera Blue Cross is emerging as one of the clearer examples of how Copilot and Copilot Studio are moving from AI curiosity to operational infrastructure. In Microsoft’s customer story, the health plan describes a shift from experimenting with a few helpful agents to using them for real...

Microsoft is trying to do something more ambitious than teach employees how to use AI tools. With Agent Launchpad, the company’s IT organization is packaging a new operating model for work itself: humans define outcomes, agents execute pieces of the journey, and the workplace becomes a hybrid...

Over 2,500 makers at Network Rail are now building business solutions with Microsoft Power Platform and Copilot Studio, and that scale matters far beyond a single customer success story. It points to a broader shift in enterprise software: governed low-code is no longer just a productivity...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot Studio update is a meaningful step toward making enterprise AI feel less like a collection of isolated bots and more like an interconnected operating layer. The company is pushing multi-agent orchestration, Fabric-aware reasoning, and Agent2Agent (A2A) interoperability...

Microsoft’s Copilot Studio is entering a more practical phase of enterprise AI: instead of forcing organizations to choose between agents and workflows, Microsoft is now positioning them as complementary building blocks for real business automation. The company’s latest guidance makes the case...

Crowe is trying to solve one of finance’s most tedious problems with a very Microsoft-shaped answer: use Copilot Studio, Azure, and Microsoft 365 Copilot to turn lease accounting from a PDF scavenger hunt into an auditable workflow. That matters because lease teams do not just need speed; they...

From prompts to partnership, the LTM story captures a broader shift now reshaping enterprise AI: Microsoft 365 Copilot is moving from an individual productivity aid to a platform for organizational change. At the center is Rajesh Kumar, CIO at LTM, who is using Copilot not just to speed up...