With the rapid evolution of AI-driven tools, Microsoft’s Copilot has emerged as a key player in digital productivity – whether in Microsoft 365, Windows, GitHub, Security, or Dynamics 365. However, many users are confused: Is there just one Copilot, or are there multiple versions? The answer is clear: There is no single Copilot; instead, there are many, each specialized for different tasks!

This article sheds light on what Copilots do, their capabilities, the different versions available, and which one suits your needs best.

Ever wondered why you always look good on camera during meetings with Poly systems? No, mostly you’re not secretly a natural-born TV star (though I wouldn’t blame you for thinking so). The real magic lies in the Video Production Rules that Poly integrates into its videobars and conference cameras. Sounds complicated? Don’t worry – I’ve got you covered.

Let’s face it: Videocalls have become part of our daily routine – whether we like it or not. We spend ages fine-tuning audio settings, making sure the lighting doesn’t make us look like a ghost, and searching for that magical camera angle that doesn’t give us the dreaded double chin. But there’s one surprisingly powerful factor that often flies under the radar: how far you sit from the camera. It might seem trivial, but your distance from the lens can dramatically change how you’re perceived – ranging from approachable and confident to awkward and disengaged.