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Today, we unveil Atlas version 5, the world’s first intelligent knowledge platform for Microsoft 365.

Pioneering a new era of Generative AI for enterprises, this groundbreaking version harnesses the collective knowledge stored in Microsoft 365 and other enterprise data sources, leveraging innovative technologies such as GPT LLMs, Microsoft Azure OpenAI, and Microsoft 365 Copilot.

With the advent of Atlas 5, organizations can for the first time, deliver Generative AI experiences to employees using the most authoritative content from Microsoft 365 repositories and other enterprise data sources.  These contextual Generative AI experiences are available wherever employees spend their worktime; in popular Microsoft applications like SharePoint or Teams, in Microsoft 365 Copilot, or from the Atlas AI interface. Atlas 5 also delivers the robust governance and usage analytics needed to confidently deploy enterprise Generative AI confidently and compliantly.

In today's data-driven world, the saying that “knowledge is power” holds truer than ever.

A lesson learned is a record of what was done, why it was done that way, and what went wrong. It is a summary of the project's successes and failures, and it helps future projects to avoid repeating mistakes.

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If you're thinking about replacing your intranet, choosing the best intranet software can seem complicated. Here's some guidance through the process:

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Turning Information into Improvement and Radical Innovation in the Age of AI

Productivity matters because it creates huge value. In some sectors, a five per cent uptick in productivity has coincided with up to a 50 per cent increase in total shareholder return (Financial Time, 2013). This would catch the attention of any CFO!

Jive was a leading social platform for many years, but the combination of changing market dynamics and its own strategic direction due to change in ownership, has contributed to a decreased market presence for Jive in recent years. 

Knowledge management systems are an investment. But when implemented correctly and applied with the mindset of continuous engagement and improvement, a knowledge management system is well worth investing in.

When it comes to streamlining and enhancing day-to-day operations in your company, there's nothing more cost-effective nor simpler to use than a knowledge portal.

For large and small businesses alike, having access to all company data in a centralized place makes day-to-day business operations easier and enhances company-wide collaboration. This is known as knowledge management (KM), and KM is becoming increasingly useful as companies take their workforce digital.