Ideas outnumber decisions
The organization has a growing list of Copilot possibilities but no common prioritization method.
The first Copilot decision should be deliberate
Turn broad AI interest into a governed deployment path.
QuickStart is a working day for leaders and AI councils that need to align business goals, priority scenarios, readiness, governance, adoption, ownership, and the first deployment sequence before buying more licenses or launching disconnected pilots.
Readiness is assumed
Licensing, information, access, policy, support, adoption, and operating ownership have not been reviewed together.
The next step is unclear
Leaders need a practical roadmap that shows what to start, what to protect, who owns it, and what evidence changes the plan.
Complete curriculum
Follow the work from foundation to application.
Every module creates a usable artifact and prepares the next decision. This is a working program, not a list of product features.
Business goals and decision boundaries
Define the condition that should change, the people affected, the value hypothesis, constraints, and decision rights.
- Business outcomes and operating friction
- Sponsor, process owner, technology owner, and decision rights
- Success evidence, constraints, dependencies, and stop conditions
APPLIED PRACTICE
Convert one broad Copilot goal into a testable business outcome and decision statement.
Priority use cases
Compare role and workflow scenarios by value, feasibility, data, risk, adoption effort, and operating responsibility.
- Role and workflow selection
- Prompt, Copilot, agent, workflow, or non-AI alternatives
- Value, frequency, evidence, information, authority, and support
APPLIED PRACTICE
Score the scenario portfolio and select a bounded first wave.
Readiness and governance
Inspect the conditions that can make adoption useful, unsafe, expensive, or difficult to sustain.
- Licensing, identity, information, sharing, security, and policy
- Responsible AI, approval, support, change, and incident boundaries
- Leadership, champions, training, communication, measurement, and feedback
APPLIED PRACTICE
Mark readiness conditions as ready, action required, or decision required with an accountable owner.
Deployment and adoption roadmap
Sequence the pilot, controls, learning, support, measurement, decisions, and expansion criteria.
- Pilot cohort, roles, scenarios, and access
- Training, communication, champions, support, and office hours
- Measures, checkpoints, cost ownership, change control, and next release
APPLIED PRACTICE
Build the first 30-, 60-, and 90-day path with explicit review points.
Program fit
Know who this is for before scheduling.
Choose QuickStart when the unresolved problem is the plan: priorities, readiness, governance, adoption, owners, measures, and the first responsible deployment sequence.
Use this program when
- Leadership teams and AI councils
- Organizations evaluating or beginning Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Sponsors who need a pilot and adoption roadmap
- Customers with licenses but no shared deployment strategy
This program is not
- ×A full tenant technical assessment
- ×End-user application training
- ×A promise that every idea should become an AI project
Interactive program preview
Turn an idea into a governed starting path.
Move through the working lenses to see how the live session changes a broad AI conversation into an accountable decision.
Outcome
Name the condition that should change
OutcomeScenariosReadinessRoadmap
The live session applies this lens to the customer's own decision or workflow.Delivery experience
See what happens before, during, and after.
The exact schedule is confirmed around the private cohort. The quality spine remains consistent: intake, current source review, applied learning, safe practice, artifacts, follow-up, and an accountable next action.
- 01BEFORE
Leadership intake
Collect current goals, licensing context, known concerns, priority roles, and decision-maker availability.
- 02MORNING
Outcome and scenario workshop
Clarify the business condition and prioritize a bounded set of useful Copilot scenarios.
- 03AFTERNOON
Readiness and roadmap workshop
Review information, access, governance, adoption, support, measurement, and sequencing decisions.
- 04AFTER
Decision package
Temen consolidates the scenario register, readiness decisions, owners, and initial roadmap.
Applied scenarios
Practice the judgment behind the capability.
Scenarios use fictional, sanitized, or explicitly approved information. The learner sees the decision, the control, the human checkpoint, and the artifact that should remain after the conversation.
Prioritize ten competing requests
Score the requests by value, feasibility, risk, data, adoption effort, and operating ownership before approving a first wave.
Resolve a readiness disagreement
Separate actual blockers, risk treatments, policy decisions, training needs, and assumptions that require evidence.
Define a pilot that can teach the organization
Choose roles, scenarios, success evidence, support, checkpoints, and the conditions for expansion or stop.
What the buyer receives
The session produces more than attendance.
Temen leaves the learner and buyer with useful artifacts, visible next actions, and a clear boundary between training, implementation, support, and further project work.
Outcome and ownership brief
The business condition, sponsor, owners, decision rights, constraints, and evidence required.
Prioritized scenario register
A ranked first-wave portfolio with value, feasibility, risk, data, and ownership observations.
Readiness decision register
Visible licensing, information, security, governance, adoption, support, and measurement actions.
Initial deployment roadmap
A sequenced 30-, 60-, and 90-day path with checkpoints and next decisions.
Program facts
AudienceLeaders, sponsors, and AI councils that need a practical starting roadmapDurationOne working dayDeliveryPrivate virtual Microsoft Teams workshopCommercial unitPer private cohort
Download the complete program guide- Working session
- Prioritized scenario register
- Readiness observations
- Initial adoption roadmap
- Business sponsor attendance
- Known Copilot goals or concerns
- Basic tenant and licensing context
Program questions
Resolve the buying questions before scheduling.
Temen confirms the offer, audience, capacity, delivery, accessibility needs, instructor availability, and commercial terms before the program is activated.
Is QuickStart a technical tenant assessment?
No. It is a leadership and planning workshop. Technical findings that require tenant access become separately authorized readiness or implementation work.
Do we need Copilot licenses first?
No. QuickStart can help determine where licenses, pilots, training, or other readiness work should begin.
Who should attend?
A business sponsor plus relevant technology, security, information, adoption, and operational decision-makers.
What happens after the workshop?
The decision package identifies whether the next step is readiness, licensing, implementation, Academy training, workflow design, governance, support, or no action yet.
Private enrollment and schedulingChoose the program.
Choose the program.
Schedule it around the cohort.
Published Academy pricing now identifies the learner or cohort unit clearly. Temen confirms availability, delivery policy, tax, and the final fulfillment path before direct payment is enabled. Enrollment collects attendees, roles, time zone, preferred dates, and priority workflows without asking for tenant secrets.
- 01Choose
Select the priced course, learner quantity, or private cohort.
- 02Confirm
Review capacity, volume tier, instructor, schedule, and commercial terms.
- 03Enroll
Provide learner and scheduling context securely.
- 04Learn
Receive prerequisites, live instruction, resources, and follow-up.
Temen Copilot Academy
Build capability people can use after the session ends.
Bring Temen the roles, business goals, current Microsoft 365 experience, and the condition that needs to change.