Bo Fischer Carlsen is the new Microsoft MVP in Copilot
“Det giver mig mulighed for at tage mit indre barn med på arbejde,” siger Bo Fischer Carlsen om sit arbejde med Microsoft Copilot og sin nyeste titel som Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Titlen er en anerkendelse fra Microsoft, der kun gives til eksperter, som bidrager aktivt til udviklingen af tech-communityet gennem deling af viden og erfaring.Bo Fischer Carlsen er Managing Consultant i Modern Workplace-teamet hos Delegate og har arbejdet med Microsoft teknologi i over et årti. Hans fokus har altid været at skabe en harmonisk forbindelse mellem brugeroplevelse, sikkerhed og produktivitet – en kombination, der ofte kræver kompromiser. I sin rejse mod MVP-titlen har han været drevet af ønsket om at gøre avanceret teknologi, som Microsofts AI-værktøj Copilot, tilgængeligt og forståeligt for alle.Vejen til MVP-titlen
To achieve MVP status, Bo has spent the last six months sharing his experience and expertise through blog posts, LinkedIn posts, and presentations at conferences and networking events. One of the presentations he is most proud of is his presentation at Computerworld's Cloud & AI Festival in September 2024, "Navigating the Sea of Copilots: From Chaos to Clarity." Here, he guided attendees in taking the first steps toward implementing Copilot in their organizations.
Bo has also written the popular blog post "Are We There Yet?" in which he reflects on how far we've come with generative AI and what's possible with the technology today. His approach is down-to-earth and pragmatic, and he insists that technology should serve users' needs, not the other way around.
Bo describes working with Copilot as an opportunity to experiment and explore new ways of working. "We can do so many fun, new things. It's about finding solutions that remove the mundane tasks and allow employees to focus on what they do best," he explains.
His commitment to Employee Experience has always been strong, and he sees Copilot as a catalyst for creating better job satisfaction and higher productivity. He believes technology can make the workday more efficient and creative for users.
The passion for AI and Copilot
According to Bo, we've only just begun the journey with generative AI. "We need to learn how to use the technology and figure out where it fits into our daily work," he says. He predicts that tools like Copilot will soon be so integrated into the workday that we only notice their importance when they don't work. In other words, he expects Copilot to become as natural a part of our workday as using the internet, emails and so on.
He also sees great opportunities in creating customized solutions adapted to specific industries and work processes. Knowledge-intensive industries, such as banking, and organizations with customer-facing functions will particularly benefit from Copilot's potential.
Fremtidens AI i DanmarkBo opfordrer andre, der drømmer om at blive MVP, til at begynde at dele deres viden og erfaringer. “Du skal turde at stille dig op på ølkassen og dele det, du ved,” lyder hans råd. For ham har rejsen som MVP været både lærerig og inspirerende, og han ser frem til fortsat at bidrage til tech-communityet og hjælpe organisationer med at få det maksimale ud af AI-teknologier fremadrettet. Et råd til fremtidige MVP’erFlere nyheder fra Delegate
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