Automatically unassign the license of inactive Copilot users!

The list price of Microsoft 365 Copilot is about 30$ a month. Many companies does not have the budget or at least don't automatically assign licenses to all users. For example, if you have pretty large organisation and end up having 500 users with a Copilot license that is not using it, that is a … Continue reading Automatically unassign the license of inactive Copilot users!

Automatic information package for newly licensed Copilot users!

So what do you do after users get a Copilot license? The first thing is user adoption! Wouldn't it be neat if the first steps were automated? I have created a Logic App that looks for newly licensed users of a security group, then sends an information email and add them to a team in … Continue reading Automatic information package for newly licensed Copilot users!

VoiceVision POC: Help visually impaired see with audio

Before the summer OpenAI had its developer day where they presented the GPT-4o model and its capabilities. They showed a demo of an app that helps visually impaired/blind people to "see" by processing photos of what's in front of them and playing of an audio response of the description of the photos. This inspired me … Continue reading VoiceVision POC: Help visually impaired see with audio

Set Default Calendar Permission for your Organization with Graph API!

My colleague (Simon Skotheimsvik) asked me if there was a way to use Graph API to set calendar permissions in Exchange Online. He had a script he used with customers to set the default calendar sharing permission for all users in an organization. It turns out it is possible, using the calendar/calendarpermissions/{id} endpoint. Here is … Continue reading Set Default Calendar Permission for your Organization with Graph API!

Use the Azure OpenAI GPT-4o (all-in-one-model) with PowerShell!

On May 13th GPT-4o was released in preview in the Azure OpenAI Playground. No API access, only accessible in the browser. Today I was going into the playground to test something with the GPT-4o model, but could not find it. What had happened? Turnes out it suddenly was in GA and available to choose under … Continue reading Use the Azure OpenAI GPT-4o (all-in-one-model) with PowerShell!