@MichaelGannotti: Do yourself a favor make your IT admin enable you for Frontier in Microsoft 365 and as soon as it’s available… get Scou…
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A user strongly recommends enabling Frontier in Microsoft 365 to access Scout, an AI assistant they claim will become the go-to tool for everything.
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Do yourself a favor make your IT admin enable you for Frontier in Microsoft 365 and as soon as it’s available… get Scout!! Trust me on this. Scout is going to be not only your go to for AI. Scout will become your go to for … everything! @Microsoft @Microsoft365 https://t.co/rZaDqd9lDp
Mike Gannotti (@MichaelGannotti): My most capable AI, Justin, is a Scout AI and he is sooooooo off the charts! @Microsoft
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