Yes, Copilot can schedule meetings. It works best when you're in the chat and everyone's calendar is visible to your organization. It finds a free slot, books a room, drafts an agenda and sends the invite once you confirm. The expensive part of scheduling sits somewhere
Scheduling looks like a five-minute task. It isn't. The average knowledge worker loses around 3 hours a week to coordinating meetings, and nobody tracks it. At $60 an hour, that's about $8,600 per person per year spent on emails, availability requests and reschedules. The
The problem is boring. The cost isn't. Nobody lists "scheduling meetings" as a skill on their resume. And yet office workers spend close to half a workday every week doing exactly that. Checking calendars, sending messages, waiting for replies, adjusting, re-checking, following up. For a
Up and running in under 10 minutes. No infrastructure changes required. Youkeeps AI Personal Assistant lives inside Microsoft Teams and Outlook, right where your team already works. Deployment is straightforward whether you're an end user installing it yourself or an IT admin rolling it out across the organization.
The real costs aren't in the prototype. They're in everything that comes after. Gartner predicts that over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of 2027. Rising costs, unclear value, security risks. Watching what's happening across the market, we wouldn&
Everyone has an opinion about enterprise AI. Very few are building it. There's no shortage of AI commentary right now. Analysts publish frameworks. Consultants share decks. Vendors make promises. But the view looks different when you're the one actually building and deploying AI agents inside corporations.
By Victoria Oros, Founder of Youkeeps Suggested content type: Startup stories • Suggested topics: AI, Launching with Azure • Est. reading time: ~4 min If you've ever tried to move a single meeting inside a busy company, you already know the problem we set out to solve. One reschedule is