Scheduled Prompts in Microsoft 365 Copilot: How to Set Them Up (Plus a Prompt Pack to Steal)
How Microsoft 365 Copilot scheduled prompts work, how to set one up in under two minutes, and a starter pack of original prompts by role.
Stop Collecting AI Tools. Start Fixing the Workflow Underneath.
Adding AI to a broken workflow just makes the breakage arrive faster. Here’s the diagnostic method for taking a workflow apart, step by step, before you automate anything, plus a full worked teardown of one ordinary process.
Stop Asking What Can AI Do? Ask This Instead
Asking what can AI do sends you looking at the tool. Here’s the smaller, less impressive question that actually changes your week, and the five-day audit that finds your real answer.
Why Enterprises Are Struggling With AI Adoption Despite Record Investment
Enterprises are spending more on AI than ever, and most still call the results disappointing. Here’s why access and adoption aren’t the same purchase, and what actually closes the gap between them.
AI Governance When You Do Not Have a Legal Department
Most AI governance advice is written for a company with a compliance department and a general counsel on staff. This is the version for a team that has neither: four recurring decisions, sized to a team of five, twenty, or two hundred, not a policy document you write once and never reopen.
How to Keep Thinking for Yourself When You Use AI Every Day
Two research teams have actually studied what happens to human thinking around AI, an MIT EEG study and a Microsoft/Carnegie Mellon survey of knowledge workers, and neither proves AI makes you dumber. This piece walks through what they really found, why confidence in a tool lowers how hard you check it, and the specific, testable habits that keep your own judgment sharp without using AI any less.
What Should You Hand to AI? Building Your First AI-Enabled Business Workflow
Most first AI workflows fail before anyone opens a tool, because the task itself was the wrong choice. Here’s the four-part test for picking a good one, a worked example mapped end to end, and the checkpoint that has to be built in from day one.
Why Most Company AI Strategies Are Just for Show
What separates a real AI strategy from one that’s just for show: a named owner with real authority and budget, a short list of use cases tied to outcomes, and a working process for what gets scaled and what gets killed.
From Using AI to Working With AI: What the Next Generation of AI-Powered Professionals Needs to Know
Being AI-powered today describes a snapshot: which tool, which workflow, how consistently you show up. This piece looks at where that snapshot is already headed, from asking AI questions toward handing it real ownership of a task, and the skills that shift actually requires.
What Is Constitutional AI, and Why It Matters for the Tools You Use at Work
What Constitutional AI actually is, how it differs from standard human-feedback training, and why understanding it gives you a sharper question to ask any AI vendor about how their tool was actually trained to behave.
