In this Polaris episode, Synozur’s CTO Chris McNulty, along with Ryan Barry of M-Files and Ian Story of Microsoft, explores how a first-of-its-kind partnership between M-Files and Microsoft is revolutionizing content management – uniting AI-powered intelligent document workflows with the Microsoft 365 platform to eliminate content silos and unlock new value from enterprise data.

This post explores how AI tools like Copilot and SharePoint Autofill are transforming content management and productivity. Emphasizing human-centered adoption, it highlights practical strategies, user engagement, and recent advancements making AI integration smoother and more impactful for organizations.

Discover how M-Files and Microsoft are transforming document management. Their new partnership integrates M-Files’ intelligent platform with Microsoft 365’s powerful cloud, offering seamless, native document storage and new possibilities for your business.

In our latest Polaris episode, I sat down with   Sean Squires   to demystify what product managers at Microsoft really do. We explored...

In our latest Polaris episode, we explore how mid-sized tech conferences (like TechCon 365 Seattle – coming up June 27) are closing the AI skills gap and sparking community engagement – with guest David Wilhelm sharing insights on training, diversity, and the unique power of in-person connection.

SharePoint is getting smarter with AI, and it’s a big win for business. At a recent conference, Microsoft wowed the crowd by showing Autofill columns that use GPT-4 to auto-extract info or summaries from documents – no more manual data entry. They also unveiled a Sensitive Info AI model that finds things like emails & phone numbers in your files in seconds (great for compliance). These features are now generally available and affordable (about $0.005 per page, with 100 pages

Microsoft's recent layoffs highlight the intersection of innovation, empathy, and adaptation in a rapidly evolving business landscape, sparking important conversations about the future of work and corporate responsibility.

Microsoft enters the AI-powered notebook space with Copilot Notebook, a tool in its early stages but rich with potential. While not yet matching Google’s established NotebookLM, known for features like audio summaries, mind mapping, and real-time collaboration, Copilot Notebook hints at a promising future. As it evolves, it could challenge the standard NotebookLM has set, redefining how users engage with AI to organize and synthesize information. The race for innovation is on

Marketing is big. In the United States alone, there are 2.5 million marketers, and 6 million counting marketing-adjacent roles like...

Chinese startup DeepSeek has announced a credible alternative to ChatGPT, challenging the GenAI market.

Microsoft Ignite 2024 starts today in Chicago. As part of Microsoft’s partner programs, Synozur was invited to an early preview of these...

Synozur is growing and we're excited to introduce you to our new team members and alliance partners! Meet them on our latest blog post.

Synozur interprets the latest Microsoft WTI data on AI usage with its own research showing adoption blockers for Copilot.

Austin Govella discusses how Microsoft 365 Archive improves content readiness for AI.

Ruven Gotz explores the future costs of Microsoft Copilot