Too much time catching up.
Teach your team to use the Copilot features available in its Microsoft 365 setup on real emails, meetings, and documents, and to check the output before relying on it.
For small and mid-sized businesses
Possible starting points for your team.
Teach your team to use the Copilot features available in its Microsoft 365 setup on real emails, meetings, and documents, and to check the output before relying on it.
Organize the information people need and, where it fits, build an agent to answer questions from approved material using Agent Builder or Copilot Studio.
Improve requests and approvals, make the next owner clear, and use Power Automate for appropriate reminders and handoffs.
Work alongside employees to establish useful practices, decide where human review belongs, and help the team use the tools in its daily work.
I check your licenses, information, and access before recommending a tool or agent. Copilot features, agents, and premium automations may require additional licenses or usage-based charges.
I work alongside your team, looking at real tasks, information, and handoffs to understand what happens day to day.
Agree on the results that matter, the constraints, who owns decisions, and what success looks like.
Talk with the people doing the work to find repeat tasks, missing information, and handoffs that slow the team down.
Check the tools, licenses, data, and access already in place—and what needs attention before changing a workflow.
Test the best opportunities against the likely benefit, effort, cost, and risk.
Choose what to tackle first, who will own it, and how you’ll measure whether it helped.
Depending on the agreed scope:
Put the agreed workflows, automations, or agents in place. Test them with the people who will use them.
Train your team using its own tasks and information, including what to check and when to involve a person.
Document how it works, who owns it, and what to do when something changes or goes wrong.
Within the agreed scope:
Share a few details about what you need.
Working with me
I understand work architecture: how tasks, information, tools, and people fit together. I use that understanding to untangle handoffs, clarify ownership, and decide where AI or automation can help.
I bring a privacy perspective to how your team handles information: what a workflow uses, who should have access, and what needs attention before AI is introduced.
Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US)Knowledge of U.S. privacy laws and the handling of personal information.
I turn agreed priorities into manageable work, with clear scope, decisions, owners, and follow-through from implementation to handover.
Project Management Professional (PMP)Leading projects, managing people and processes, and keeping delivery tied to business goals.
I teach your team to write useful prompts, work with Copilot and built-in agents, and check AI output using its own emails, documents, meetings, and data.
Microsoft Certified: AI Business Professional (AB-730)Using generative AI in everyday business work, including prompting, drafting, and analysis, without coding.
I help you choose useful AI opportunities, introduce changes your team can use, and agree where human review belongs and how to measure progress.
Microsoft Certified: AI Transformation Leader (AB-731)Evaluating business value, choosing AI tools, and planning adoption and responsible use across teams.
Tell me where work gets stuck. We’ll see whether your current Microsoft 365 tools can help—and what needs fixing first.
Or email hello@kayegrant.com.