Microsoft Copilot vs. Moveworks

It is a great tool for the UX designers because it can generate initial images according to your needs, it is also a lifesaver when you need to have initial statistics or research about the users or their behavior, but on the other hand you need to have the criteria to know if the tool is giving you the exact information that you requested, or if the information is not 100% true.

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Moveworks is great at automating simple functions with zero human touch and requests, like unlocking user accounts, resetting user passwords, and adding users to DL ticket creation. These functions reduce total calls to our help desk.

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• Generate Images
• Answer questions
• Create content
• Explain a variety of topics

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• Understanding employee questions and serving up information and answers
• Very easy to add new content into the chatbot
• Excellent customer support

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• Sometimes it has some errors during the response
• The answers to certain questions might not be 100% accurate
• It is not possible to iterate or modify the generated images

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• Conversations, asking users refining questions to better tailor responses

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I love Bing Copilot because it is integrated to Bing, I can have the answers easily using my phone or my laptop. The answers show the links just in case one needs to have further information about a topic, and somehow the tool feels friendlier than the other tools such as Google Bard or ChatGPT. The quality of the generated images is great as well

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• I have increased my productivity about 30% more since I started using Bing Copilot
• It has been very easy to use and implement to my daily activities in my current job
• It has improved my emails about 50%, memos and reports by suggesting me better ways to communicate my ideas

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• 22% reduction in calls to support channels
• Employee growth without needing to add support personnel

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