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Worth Reading – Find Unused Microsoft 365 Copilot Licenses

Frankly, I’m always curious how many of the people we’ve provided licenses to are getting any value from them.

It’s one thing to ask them, because very few people will admit it’s not worthwhile to have a license and volunteer to give it up, but it’s very different to see real statistics to back it up. And, as the post below points out, there’s a difference between being unused and being underused to the point of not being worth the cost.

Whether someone getting only AI meeting recaps is worth the cost, of course, is for your organization to decide. I suppose the same could be said for someone who only uses it to write one email a week, or for other limited-use scenarios. It’s important to bring this reporting to the table when having these discussions, though. So, it might be worth keeping this tip around:

If you don’t like the sales pitch at the end, never fear; there is a lot of good information before that. 

How to find unused Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses

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