Notice: This session was originally scheduled for October 14, 2025, and has been rescheduled to November 13, 2025.
This session is part of our GenAI Series, which explores how generative AI can help the Federal government deliver on its mission and achieve meaningful outcomes for agencies. This session is fully virtual.
Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio for Federal Users
In this session, ACT-IAC has invited speakers from Microsoft to demonstrate how Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio can help non-developers in the Federal sector apply next-generation AI to streamline daily tasks, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity across familiar Office applications. Our guest speakers will demonstrate real-world scenarios where Copilot can automate routine processes, generate documents, summarize information, and assist with complex tasks—all while maintaining security and compliance standards vital to government agencies. Attendees will also get an introduction to Copilot Studio’s intuitive tools for customizing AI workflows, empowering everyone to tailor their digital workspace without writing a single line of code.
Guest Speakers
Steve Winward is a Technical Director for Solution Engineering at Microsoft and leads their Business Applications team. Steve has supported the Federal government for over 17 years and is passionate about empowering Federal Agencies through technology.
Ryan Williams is a Principal Solution Engineer for Power Platform and has been a champion to help Federal Agencies adopt Copilot Studio as a low code AI conversational platform.
Dustin Hodges is a Principal Solution Engineer for Microsoft 365 Copilot and has been paving the way for Federal Agencies to infuse AI experiences natively in their favorite Microsoft productivity tools.
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