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The Microsoft Frontier tag on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's Frontier program and Frontier Partner designation, which represent a select group of vendors and customers given early access to advanced AI capabilities and enterprise-scale deployments. Discussions focus on how the Frontier program enables long-running execution layers like Copilot Cowork, which handles multi-step tasks across Microsoft 365 apps with enterprise controls. The tag also covers partner recognition, such as Sonata Software becoming a Microsoft Frontier Partner, signaling preferred access for Copilot rollouts, agentic AI, Fabric data platforms, and Azure AI solutions. Content emphasizes enterprise IT strategy, risk management, and the consolidation of the Microsoft ecosystem around AI-first modernization.
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    Copilot Studio Persistent Agents: Frontier Preview, Setup, Licensing and Credit Controls

    Microsoft wants Copilot Studio agents to keep track of work over time, not just answer one prompt and forget it. The October 2026 Copilot Studio roundup on the Microsoft Copilot Blog came out on November 4. It's written by Jason Moore, Vice President of Product for Copilot Studio. The main...
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    Microsoft’s Copilot Super App: Home, Code and Autopilot Unite Across Work and Personal Accounts

    For the last few years, navigating Microsoft’s artificial intelligence lineup has required the patience of an air traffic controller and a flowchart the size of a billboard. Consumer Copilot lived in one silo, enterprise tools lived in another, and specialized assistants popped up across the...
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    Microsoft 365 Frontier Expands to Outlook, Teams and More as Targeted Release Retirement Nears

    Microsoft is folding more of Microsoft 365's preview features into its Frontier program, the early-access track that started out as a home for experimental Copilot features. In an October 26, 2026 post on the Microsoft Copilot Blog, the company said that starting in November, the Frontier...
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    Microsoft, AWS Invest $3.5B in AI Forward-Deployed Engineers

    Forward-deployed engineers are becoming a serious enterprise AI hiring target because vendors have discovered that selling a model, a Copilot license, or an agent platform does not put useful automation into production. The role puts software engineers inside a customer’s environment to connect...
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    Microsoft Copilot Cowork Turns Copilot Into a Long-Running Enterprise Execution Layer

    Microsoft’s Copilot strategy has crossed a meaningful threshold: the company is no longer positioning its assistant as a tool that merely drafts, summarizes, or answers questions, but as a long-running execution layer for enterprise work. The new Copilot Cowork preview, built in close...