Why most Copilot pilots never become operating systems
The technical demo is rarely the hard part. Production adoption depends on permissions, content ownership and an operating model that survives the launch meeting.
Notes from building things for complicated organisations.
Enterprise AI, software architecture and product engineering - from someone doing the work.
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