Microsoft 365
4 use cases using this technology
FraportGPT Leads the Way to the Airport of the Future: Fraport Makes Employees' Daily Tasks Easier with Azure OpenAI Service
Fraport AG
Fraport AG, operator of Frankfurt Airport, launched FraportGPT, a company-wide employee chatbot built on Azure OpenAI Service, as its first step toward automating operations ahead of an expected 30 percent workforce reduction through aging alongside 30 percent planned growth. Programmers use it to draft code statements, lawyers use it to summarize long texts, and administrative staff use it for emails and letters and even rental-pricing formulas. Fraport plans to connect FraportGPT to in-house data sources next to further increase efficiency.
IBM Consulting Advantage integrates with Microsoft Copilot, saving consultants 250,000+ hours annually
IBM
IBM integrated its IBM Consulting Advantage AI-delivery platform into Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook) via Microsoft Copilot, giving consultants access to IBM AI assistants and agents from within their everyday tools. The integration is already used by thousands of IBM consultants, generating the equivalent of more than 250,000 hours saved annually, an estimated $35 million in new value; one example task went from nearly three hours to 13 minutes.
La Poste Empowers the Employee Experience with Microsoft 365 Copilot
La Poste
La Poste, the French national postal operator with 233,000 employees, began deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot in 2023 to an initial group of 300 users, expanding to 2,000 across roughly fifteen job functions including HR, legal, marketing and communications. Employees use Copilot to summarise meetings, draft briefing notes, simplify legal documents, compare contracts, and generate social media content. The deployment was supported by partner Wavestone and a network of local ambassadors. 95% of employees want to keep their Copilot licenses.
Miami Dade College boosts student pass rates by 15% with Microsoft 365 Copilot
Miami Dade College
Miami Dade College deployed Microsoft 365 Copilot among its President's Cabinet and senior leaders, and used Microsoft Copilot Studio to build AI-powered assistants supporting personalized learning, coding exercises, essay structures and math problems around the clock. In the first semester of implementation in STEM and advanced analytics courses, the college saw a 15% increase in student pass rates and a 12% decrease in dropout rates. A survey found 77% of users completed tasks faster, 76% saw improved work quality, and 81% reported increased productivity; if just 15% of MDC's more than 6,000 employees saved 12 minutes a day, that would total nearly 50,000 hours a year. Encouraged by these results, MDC expanded its Copilot deployment by 400 licenses, prioritizing student-facing employees.