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The tag evidence-based decision on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about using data and measurement to evaluate technology investments, particularly in public-sector IT. A key thread examines the UK government's Copilot pilots, which revealed a gap between perceived time savings and measured productivity gains. This highlights the importance of rigorous evaluation methods when assessing generative AI tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot. The content focuses on how organizations can balance user satisfaction with verifiable outcomes, emphasizing the need for evidence-based approaches in IT decision-making. Topics include pilot design, productivity metrics, and the challenges of quantifying AI's impact in enterprise environments.
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    UK Government Copilot: Measured Productivity vs Perceived Time Savings

    The UK government’s recent experiments with Microsoft 365 Copilot have produced a paradox that will shape how public-sector IT teams evaluate generative AI: staff like the assistant and report meaningful convenience gains, yet independent departmental measurement found no clear, verifiable...
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