Kent County Council can focus more resources on frontline service delivery after deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot | Microsoft Customer Stories
Delivering essential services requires time and focus, yet administrative tasks often drain both. The Kent County Council story illustrates how Microsoft 365 Copilot streamlined their workflows, enabling them to allocate more resources to frontline service delivery. Read the story for a clear view of Copilot's real-world impact. Contact World Wireless Solutions Inc. for tailored advice on how Copilot can boost productivity in your organization.
What challenges did Kent County Council face before deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot?
The council faced resource and budget constraints, a growing population, complex resident demands, and administrative burdens that reduced efficiency.
How has Microsoft 365 Copilot impacted staff productivity at Kent County Council?
Staff have reported an efficiency gain of ten to thirty minutes each day, allowing them to focus on more meaningful work. This has led to improved job satisfaction and reduced stress levels.
What role do Surface devices play in Kent County Council's digital transformation?
The council deployed 6,500 Surface devices to enhance the user experience and support AI-driven applications. This deployment has resulted in a noticeable drop in help desk calls and has been well-received by staff, contributing to the council's sustainability goals.
Kent County Council can focus more resources on frontline service delivery after deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot | Microsoft Customer Stories
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