About our ‘How Knowledge Managers can use Copilot agents’ webinar
Are you a Knowledge Manager struggling with information overload, siloed SharePoint sites, and the constant challenge of ensuring employees can quickly access accurate information? Discover how to leverage Microsoft Copilot agents–enhanced with AI-powered taxonomy management and auto-tagging for SharePoint–to transform your organisation’s knowledge landscape.
Join Graphwise, developers of cutting-edge semantic AI software, and Altuent, a knowledge management consultancy, for this webinar. We’ll provide practical insights on how to make Copilot agents more reliable, increasing traceability, trust, and efficiency.
Who this webinar is for:
- Knowledge managers or someone who is responsible for knowledge in an enterprise business
What you will learn in this webinar:
- How to prevent SharePoint being a siloed, chaotic mess
- How to add a semantic layer (with AI automations) to your unstructured content
- We will give you practical insights on how to make Copilot agents in your KM process more reliable
- How to unleash the power of Copilot agents to retrieve and synthesise information from across SharePoint silos
Meet the speakers
Toni Ressaire
Innovation Director, Altuent
Toni Byrd Ressaire is Director of Innovation at Altuent. Altuent is an Irish company that offers consulting and customised end-to-end content operations for seamless management of content from conception to delivery. Toni graduated with an MSc in Technical and Scientific Communication from James Madison University in the United States. She specialises in AI strategy and thinking outside the box.
Helmut Nagy
VP Sales Enablement, Graphwise
Helmut is VP Sales Enablement at Graphwise, the vendor of the PoolParty Semantic Suite and GraphDB. Graphwise has offices in Vienna, Sofia, and New York. Graphwise products are used by over 200 organisations to provide semantic AI solutions. Helmut is a well-known expert in the field of knowledge management and semantic AI. He has worked with global organisations to help them develop and implement their knowledge and AI strategies. Helmut is co-author of The Knowledge Graph Cookbook and the DOM GraphRAG Project paper.