Seth Bacon and Olga Karpman review the benefits of MCP, such as increased user adoption and improved scaling capabilities.

Microsoft’s Tafara Pulse shares three ways that partners can deepen engagement through the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program.

Insight Works’ Mark Hamblin emphasizes how ISV priorities have always been around efficiency and how AI propels that forward.

Microsoft’s Eric Fink explains the role that agent consumption and Copilot Studio license sales play in overall revenue growth for partners, with Copilot Studio seeing 4x the amount of revenue growth in FY25.

C5 Insights’ Geoff Ables discusses his company’s journey adopting AI early on and why organizations should invest in AI.

MAICPP Director, Steve Thomas, outlines the evolution to the program to include generative AI and agent workloads.

RSM’s Mike Gillis provides suggestions on areas that could be improved for Microsoft to better support partners.

Microsoft’s Eric Fink speaks to Business Central’s revenue growth and how securing Copilot Studio ACR could benefit other products.

IAMCP’s Paul Solski shares what attendees can expect from his session at the Partner Enablement Workshop and the role of AI in enhancing partnerships.

Microsoft’s Lori Borg encourages business leaders to embrace AI to activate the culture shift of AI across organizations.

Docusign’s Chris Maddox defines the company’s AI frameworks that back two of its offerings, Intelligent Agreement Management and Navigator.

Userlane’s Marian Breeze defines the importane of thought leadership in the AI ecosystem, something she’ll be covering during her session at the Partner Enablement Workshop.

Satish Thomas describes how Microsoft is working toward developing Dynamics 365 as the most agent-ready business application.

Steve Thomas describes how Microsoft’s Partner Program encourages the concept of the frontier firm for further market opportunities.

During the keynote session, Microsoft’s Swamy Narayana reviewed Microsoft’s Success by Design program.

Creospark CIO, Eric Overfield, shares his thoughts on the evolution and deployment of AI and shares details on his sessions at Summit NA 2025.

Microsoft’s Alex Pombo explores how AI has become so disruptive in just two years, and outlines why this is important for customers and partners.

Microsoft’s Tafara Pulse explains that being a frontier firm involves embracing AI across business processes to get the most value.

Microsoft’s Kyle Richardson explains how sellers can differentiate through an industry pathway focus or designations.

Microsoft’s Eric Fink and Ross Ladwig discuss what they’ll be presenting at the Partner Enablement Workshop on October 19, 2025.

Microsoft’s Olga Karpman breaks down how using the MCP server can lead to direct translations into Copilot Studio and more efficient customer connections.

Microsoft’s Alex Pombo defines the AI market opportunities over the next few years, including the total addressable market and AI services.

Yuanming Chu describes the difference of spending time on why a customer should adopt AI vs. the value of focusing on the application.

Microsoft 365 Copilot is now officially approved for federal use, signaling growing government trust in AI technologies.

In this moment, excerpted from the “FY26 ISV Keynote” session, Daniel Brown, Chief Product Officer, Celonis, explains how the company…

New agent performs classification of data, gives prompts to site owners to improve quality, and maintains hygiene for content and its associated metadata.

In addition to running on OpenAI models, Microsoft announced that Anthropic models have joined the platform, too.