/ Insights / Halftime 2026: Where AI Went, and Where It’s Headed Insights Halftime 2026: Where AI Went, and Where It’s Headed July 22, 2026 Six months into 2026, the ground has moved. This session steps back from the product-news cycle for a clear-eyed read on what’s actually changed in AI this year — in capability, cost, governance, and how organizations are adopting it — and what that means for the back half of the year. No vendor pitch, no roadmap recital: a thoughtful perspective on how leaders should be pressure-testing their AI strategy for the rest of 2026, and where to place the next bet. You’ll leave with a sharper frame for what to double down on and what to let go.
Events Agent 365: Governing the Workforce You Didn’t Hire Agents are arriving inside M365 whether or not there’s a plan for them. This session lays out Concurrency’s point of view on what organizations should be doing right now—from a licensing, governance, and management standpoint—to bring agents into the modern work fabric deliberately instead of by accident. We’ll cover how Agent 365 reshapes governance, where… July 30, 2026
Events M365 Copilot 101: From Curious to Capable For everyone who has Copilot in the ribbon and isn’t quite sure what to do with it. This 100-level session is built for the curious — practical, everyday ways to put M365 Copilot to work across Outlook, Teams, Word, and Excel. We’ll skip the hype and show the handful of habits that turn a novelty… July 16, 2026
Events Tokenomics: Governing AI Costs Before They Escalate You’ve built the agents. You’ve deployed the copilots. Maybe you’re running local models through OpenClaw and Ollama alongside Azure OpenAI endpoints. For two decades, Microsoft sold work software the way it sold seats — one user, one license, one predictable line on the budget. That model just changed. As of June 2026, Copilot Cowork bills… July 9, 2026
