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Tom Arbuthnot

Microsoft MVP and founder of Empowering.Cloud and ChangePilot. Host of the Teams Insider podcast and author of the M365 Perspective newsletter, covering Microsoft 365, Teams and Copilot for enterprise service owners.

Microsoft Places Updates Explained: Desk Booking, Room Booking and AI with Martin Boam, Microsoft

Microsoft Places Updates Explained: Desk Booking, Room Booking and AI with Martin Boam, Microsoft

Martin Boam, an Architect in Microsoft's Field and Partner Centre of Excellence, walks through the current state of Microsoft Places, covering the April 2025 licensing changes, room and desk booking demos, Wi-Fi-based work location, the new admin portal and where Copilot and Work IQ fit in.

Dynamics 365 Contact Center Explained with Alpana Bajaj, at Microsoft

Dynamics 365 Contact Center Explained with Alpana Bajaj, at Microsoft

Alpana Bajaj leads the growth and product charter for Dynamics 365 Contact Center and Conversation AI at Microsoft, having worked on the product since its omnichannel and customer service days.

Alex Tan, AudioCodes: Multi-Camera Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android

Alex Tan, AudioCodes: Multi-Camera Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android

Alex Tan, Enterprise UC Solution Lead for APAC at AudioCodes, presents a lightning update on AudioCodes' modular multi-camera approach to Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android.

Why Microsoft Is Quietly Winning with Enterprise AI with Rishi Kumar, Logitech

Why Microsoft Is Quietly Winning with Enterprise AI with Rishi Kumar, Logitech

Rishi Kumar, Director of Alliances and Go-to-Market at Logitech, owns the company's Microsoft partnership across co-innovation, co-marketing and co-sales.

Craig Durr, The Collab Collective: Why the Device Market Forecast Dropped From 6% to 3%

Craig Durr, The Collab Collective: Why the Device Market Forecast Dropped From 6% to 3%

Craig Durr, Chief Analyst and Founder at The Collab Collective and a former group video product lead at Polycom/Poly, walks through his annual five-year video conferencing device forecast and explains why he has cut the compound annual growth rate from around 6% to just under 3%.