On 23 April 2026, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stood alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Sydney and announced something that genuinely caught my attention: a A$25 billion investment in Australia's AI and cloud infrastructure, the largest single
Most business leaders I speak with have already made their first AI decision. They've enabled Microsoft 365 Copilot, set some basic guidelines, and asked their team to start exploring. But most haven't yet answered the harder question
Every month, Microsoft ships updates. Most of them barely register outside the IT team. April 2026 is different. This month, Microsoft changed Copilot licensing, launched a major Power Platform release, and added new AI watermarking features in
It's fair to say we're creating more AI-generated content than ever before, and it's getting harder to tell fact from fiction. There's no label, no marker, no trail to show whether a video, a recording, or a
If you have more than 2,000 Microsoft 365 users in your business, there's a licensing change arriving on 15 April 2026 that's worth getting across now rather than discovering on the day. Microsoft has confirmed that Copilot
There's a reason AI agents have been all over LinkedIn and tech news lately. A project called OpenClaw, released by an independent developer in early 2026, went viral almost overnight, pulling in 335K + GitHub stars within
Picture this: a supplier misses a delivery deadline. Without anyone lifting a finger, your system detects the exception, notifies the right people, checks alternative suppliers, drafts a response, and logs the incident for reporting. That's not a
I came across a brilliant post from Joao Salvado recently that I thought was worth sharing and expanding on. It explains that Microsoft Fabric should not be viewed as a collection of separate tools, but as enabling
Microsoft 365 E7 and Agent 365 landed on 10 March 2026, and together they're more than a product update. They represent a real shift in how businesses are expected to govern, scale, and get value from AI
I've been speaking with a lot of business leaders across Australia, and the same question keeps coming up: "Copilot sounds impressive, but what can it actually do for us right now?" It is a fair question. Microsoft has