Atlas 7 Town Hall

Date: 10 December 2025

Time: 15:00-15:30 (London) | 10:00 - 10:30 (New York)

Location: Online

Join our live webinar to see the brand-new version of Atlas in action. We’ll walk you through powerful new capabilities and the innovations designed to make your experience better than ever.

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What's new in Atlas 7?

Intelligent Knowledge Experiences: Trust what you read with cleaner, easier-to-validate citations in AI Assistant answers.
Customizable AI Assistant: Brand the assistant with your organization’s name, icon, and image for a seamless experience.
Smarter Tagging & Search: AI-powered taxonomy suggestions and flexible filters make finding and organizing information faster and more intuitive.
Enhanced Knowledge Collections: Benefit from rolling date windows, metadata enrichment, and improved controls for more accurate, timely answers.
User-Friendly Improvements: Cleaner interface, undo feedback, and new expand/collapse controls for a smoother workflow.

Speakers

Julien Aubert

Senior Product Manager at ClearPeople

Julien is a Product Manager with a strong technical background and over 20 years of experience in Microsoft technologies. He recently joined ClearPeople to help drive the rapid evolution of Atlas, leveraging Microsoft 365, Azure and AI to create smarter and secure digital knowledge experiences.

Stephen Bedford

Product Director at ClearPeople

Stephen is Product Director and responsible for the day-to-day development of Atlas. He has decades of experience in the development of digital workspaces that are relevant, security trimmed sources of information which enable people to contribute knowledge with governance built in.

Atlas 7 Town Hall

Speakers

Julien Aubert

Stephen Bedford

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