Tom Arbuthnot

Transcript Transcript Transcript Hey everybody, it's day one of ours. He's technically free day one zero day zero, day zero and Crestron got in with a massive I guess the launch event for the whole new range of kit Alex, great event. Thanks for having me here. Thanks for coming. Maybe you could just use self people who don't know yet. I'm Alex Perez, vice president of product that crashed on awesome so. We've had some conversations about this before, but now it's all public.

Microsoft just released its latest earnings information for FY24 Q3. I always like to examine what information we can glean from a Microsoft 365 perspective, and this time, we got a lot. Here are the highlights. Microsoft’s total revenue increased 17% to $61.86bn during the first three months of 2024, the third quarter of its financial year, surpassing analyst expectations of $60.88bn. Earnings per share increased 20% to $2.94, ahead of the expected $2.83.

Today, Microsoft announced a new Copilot (yes, the list is growing all the time), simply called “Copilot Pro”. Copilot Pro is actually not for professionals but for consumers. You must be a paid Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscriber, and you can then add on the $20 PUPM Copilot license. Copilot Pro provides: Copilot in Word, Excel (in preview), PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote on PC, Mac and iPad for Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscribers.